ARQS introduces Kids Allowance Bank — Lifetime access
$6.49 USD · ARQS

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
VANCOUVER, B.C., October 17, 2026 — ARQS today made Kids Allowance Bank — Lifetime access available on the ARQS Store. It is priced at $6.49 USD and can be bought online now.
What buyers get
Pretend money for learning. Kids Allowance Bank is a pretend family bank: no real money is held, moved or insured, and the parent savings bonus is not real interest. Their first bank account, without the bank. Every kid (up to 6, nicknames only) gets Spend, Save and Give jars and up to 5 savings goals, each with a picture, a progress bar and a "weeks to go" estimate. Parents set the weekly allowance, payday and split, and pay it with one tap from a parent desk behind a PIN; it can't be paid twice in the same week. Switch on an optional monthly savings bonus so kids see saved money grow, record birthday money, purchases and gifts, and move money between jars. Kids see money tips based on their own jars and goals. Print a monthly statement, export the history for Google Sheets, back up and restore, and bring in allowance earned in ChoreQuest. Runs on your device; nicknames only.
Price
Price: $6.49 USD. Buy it from the product page, Kids Allowance Bank — Lifetime access, or go straight to checkout below.
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