Whether it’s watching TV on a tablet or using education apps, parents in Singapore are giving internet devices to children as young as eight years old. With such early introductions, parents and teachers want to develop the skills to educate young children about staying safe online.

Most Taiwanese dads are confident in their parenting abilities but work is restricting them from realising their parental potential. As families move away from traditional gender roles in the home, there’s room for employers to adjust leave policies to align with new attitudes towards family life.

Today’s teens and young adults are set to become the world’s most influential consumers within a decade, but how has growing up in the aftermath of a financial crash affected the way Gen Zers spend and save their money? What can help these digital natives improve their financial know-how?

To make managing their money easier for Americans, the Dave app links with existing bank accounts and aims to keep people in the black by notifying them when they’re about to go into overdraft. It also breaks down anticipated ingoings and outgoings, giving users an easy way to budget.