Ways to Pay
Different ways to pay: cash, debit cards, contactless, online payments, mobile payments; that digital payments still use real money; keeping payment details safe
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Does your child understand that when you tap a card or use a phone to pay, real money leaves your bank account even though you can't see coins changing hands?
Different ways to pay: cash, debit cards, contactless, online payments, mobile payments; that digital payments still use real money; keeping payment details safe
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Check understanding
- Name at least four different ways people can pay for things
- Explain that tapping a card or phone still spends real money from a bank account
- Give one reason why you should keep card numbers and passwords private
“Does your child understand that when you tap a card or use a phone to pay, real money leaves your bank account even though you can't see coins changing hands?”
Curriculum record
- Type
- Conceptual
- Subject
- Life Skills
- Domain
- Money & Finance
- Age range
- Ages 7–9