Teaching smart money habits - made easy

The ABC of Money - for a head start into life. In use in many schools in Switzerland, Germany and the USA

You can help instill good money management habits into the children and prepare them for the time, when parents start paying allowance.

First things first

When you teach children about money, you start first teaching them about the choices they have for money, then goal-setting and finally how to work with cold hard cash.

Learning to think about all the choices they have for money and setting goals for those choices helps children to learn the skill of delayed gratification - which is the first step towards being a money smart kid!

Then, and only then, parents should introduce allowance. Armed with this knowledge, they will become responsible citizens and contributors to their community. You can change their lives.

Proven effective!

Multiple, independent reseach studies were conducted on our approach to teaching personal finance to children. In a nutshell, these studies statistically validate the program's ability to change children's attitudes and behavior about money management across a full spectrum of environments ... urban/suburban/rural, multi-ethnic, and high/medium/low socio-economic.

Best of all, learning gains persist over time!

We have more published research evidence on our products than all our competitors together.

Each of the pieces of research were tests of students' attitudes towards saving, spending, donating and investing. A pre-instruction and a post-instruction test was administered to determine if the program positively affected children's attitudes and understanding of personal finance concepts.