Kinder-Cash

The problem:

A good third of the 18-25 year old spend more money than they have. Debt-Enforcement agencies confirm a rising trend.

What you can do?

A child can have solid reading, writing, and math skills, but if they cannot manage their money and delay gratification, they will struggle, even fail as adults. You can change that.

The result:

A financially independent and successful life. Early intervention is the key to success.

Some of the awards our
products have won:

NappaGold, ParentsChoiceGold,CreativeChildAward

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For parents with kids 8-18 y.

Valuable tips on the major education themes
Practical, realistic, situational

Includes Email and SMS funktion
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Kinder-Cash ... and kids get smart about money

The ABC of money: Easy to use for parents and teachers - Educational and fun for the children

In use in over 1 million households on six continents and in many schools

Kinder-Cash is the perfect starting point for parents and schools to teach children responsible money management - before bad habits can develop.

The children learn about such important topics as goal setting, choice, how to set priorities, to wait, and of course the four basic money management choices: Save, Spend, Donate and Invest.

And the best: the kids love it!

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Leading the way is the award-winning, interactive Kinder-Cash piggy bank which teaches and helps kids understand these important concepts in an approachable and child-friendly way.

This package covers the following languages:

English, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Hungarian

If you are based in Germany, Austria, France, Italy, United Kingdom or Belgium you can order in our webshop
Denmark and Spain: please go to "contact" to find your local distributor or send us an email
All other countries: please send us an email to info (at) kinder-cash.com

Also available: The "Money Savvy Pig" (USA Version in english), click for info

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