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Financial apps for kids are changing how families handle allowance

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By Amy Dobson
| Texarkana Gazette Verified
When Ashley Millwood's phone kept buzzing, she knew there was a problem. Her two teenage daughters were spending the afternoon with a group of friends, including one whose mother was supposed to have been the driver. Soon after the trip began, the Greenlight banking app on Millwood's phone started sending alerts: The car was repeatedly going between 20 and 30 miles over the speed limit.
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Financial apps for kids are changing how families handle allowance

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By Amy Dobson
| Yahoo Finance Verified
When Ashley Millwood’s phone kept buzzing, she knew there was a problem. Her two teenage daughters were spending the afternoon with a group of friends, including one whose mother was supposed to have been the driver. Soon after the trip began, the Greenlight banking app on Millwood’s phone started sending alerts: The car was repeatedly going between 20 and 30 miles over the speed limit.
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Getting divorced? Here are signs your soon-to-be-ex is stashing cash.

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By Amy Dobson
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Filing for divorce in the United States is usually straightforward, thanks to the spread of “no-fault” divorce laws that now apply to all 50 states. But unearthing all of the jointly held funds and assets can be tricky — so much so that many people require the help of a professional. As digital transactions have become the norm, partners who are splitting are getting more creative in how they hide money from their soon-to-be-ex spouses.
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