Review on Educational Trio Smart Piggy Bank by Adam French

I'm a big fan of customer reviews, but sometimes I'm skeptical of them, especially when I find a product that only has a handful of reviews and they're all written in the same month, not less (April 2016, in the case of with those piggy banks). However, judging by the photos, the product looked decent and sounded very good as a concept - better than the other options. So I took a chance and bought two (one for each child). The product is exactly what I expected. I have attached several photos showing an opened package and an unopened package. As mentioned, it comes unassembled, ready for (quick and easy) assembly. The material appears to be plastic-coated cardboard, complete with magnets to keep them closed. The materials appear to be of good quality, not likely to tear or fall apart easily. In each box there are also (as shown in a picture) many lines on which to keep the current balance. Each box measures 7" x 4" x 2.25" (in one picture I put a dollar bill on top of the box to give an idea of the size). After a little research on the internet I've come to that conclusion I have come to the conclusion that now is a good time for my children to start collecting social security benefits and learn how to manage money – these banks are ideal for that.