First Horizon Bank and Greenlight Bring Family Financial Tools to Kids and Teens
Key Highlights
- ➤First Horizon (FHN) partners with Greenlight on family financial tools
- ➤Eligible clients receive Greenlight Select subscriptions at no cost
- ➤Discounted plans add investing, safety, fraud monitoring and identity protection
- ➤Greenlight serves more than 6.5 million family members
- ➤Greenlight partners with more than 200 banks and credit unions
Expert Statements
Erin Pryor, Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Marketing and Experience Officer at First Horizon Bank
“Many of our clients are looking for ways to help their children build smart financial habits from an early age”
Erin Pryor, Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Marketing and Experience Officer at First Horizon Bank
“Through our partnership with Greenlight, we're excited to offer tools to help children develop healthy finance habits, while providing parents and caregivers resources to support their families and aging loved ones. Together, these solutions can help build stronger financial futures.”
Matt Wolf, Chief Commercial Officer at Greenlight
“We're thrilled to partner with First Horizon to bring our family finance platform to more families and make tools for financial education, money management and family safety more accessible to their clients”
Matt Wolf, Chief Commercial Officer at Greenlight
“This collaboration furthers Greenlight's commitment to helping families navigate money and life together, across all generations.”
First Horizon Bank and Greenlight Bring Family Financial Tools to Kids and Teens PR Newswire
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- First Horizon Bank (NYSE: FHN) (or "First Horizon") today announced a partnership with Greenlight Financial Technology, Inc. ("Greenlight") to give First Horizon clients and their families access to Greenlight's family financial app and safety tools. The platform combines debit cards, money management tools and financial education for kids and teens with resources that help parents and caregivers manage family finances.
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