Canadian kids are gaining an understanding of money - but there’s an opportunity to build the practical skills and confidence needed for future financial independence. That’s according to Mydoh’s first-ever Financial Resilience Report, which reveals a gap between financial knowledge and real-world readiness among Canadian youth.
The Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) is pleased to announce a new collaboration with Mydoh, a youth money app that provides young people with the opportunity to learn skills to manage their money, including setting savings goals, earning allowance and developing life-long financial skills.
In this episode of The Great Canadian Piggy Bank, Christi Rae sits down with Angelique de Montbrun, CEO of Mydoh and a parent herself, to talk about how kids really learn about money through earning, spending, saving, making mistakes, and having honest conversations at home.
According to a recent study commissioned by Mydoh, 81 per cent of Canadian parents report feeling stressed about back-to-school shopping.
Mydoh is an easy-to-use financial app with no monthly fee, backed by the security and privacy standards of RBC. TORONTO, Nov. 12, 2024 – Autism Canada is excited to [Read more]
Parents have more questions than answers about building kids’ financial independence, but financial expert Jessica Moorhouse says allowance acumen is as easy as ABC TORONTO, May 9, 2024 — If [Read more]
From being transparent about money to discussing long-term financial goals, Today's Parent provides key tips for parents with today's generation of teenagers more willing to learn about money, according to Mydoh's survey.
This article from Finance et Investissement breaks down the sentiments and trends from Mydoh's survey on the relationship between Canadian teenagers and money.
In this interview with The Parenting Show, hosted by Pina Crespo, Angelique de Montbrun breaks down saving, earning and spending for youth, and how today's Gen Z teens feel about money from Mydoh's latest survey.
The next generation of Canadian teenagers are focused on financial independence, as highlighted by Mydoh's survey broken down in this article from Wealth Professional.
© 2026 RBC All rights reserved.