A short video and a clear reading introduce each topic in plain language.
Financial literacy for grades 6–12 · launching January 2027
Real money skills
for real life.
Forty-eight segments that take students from their first paycheck to their own financial plan: budgeting, saving, credit, investing, and the choices that shape their future.
Preview it for your school💰 Unit 1 · Financial Foundations
Why money decisions matterPassed ✓
How choices shape your futurePassed ✓
Opportunity costPassed ✓
Hourly vs. salaryUp next
Gross pay vs. net payLocked
What is Money Management?
Watch. Read. Decide.
Prove it. Reflect.
Every segment walks students through one real-world money topic, then makes them use it before they move on.
Students make the call on paychecks, purchases, loans, and budgets.
A graded assessment unlocks the next segment, so every student masters the basics.
48 segments · 5 units
From first paycheck to financial plan.
Students build the full picture one step at a time, then put it all to work in real-world simulations.
Financial Foundations
Opportunity cost, paychecks, taxes, budgeting, and emergency funds.
Building Wealth
Compound growth, inflation, stocks and bonds, and retirement accounts.
Credit & Debt
Credit scores, credit cards, loans, debt traps, and how to get out of debt.
Life Planning
Renting vs. buying, insurance, big purchases, goals, and earning power.
Real-World Application
Budget, credit, and investing simulations and a personal financial plan.
Built for classrooms
Easy for students. Easy for teachers.
It runs right in the web browser on the devices your students already use.
For students
No student email address required.
- Sign in with a class code and a PIN
- Work at their own pace, segment by segment
- Retake assessments until they pass
- Earn a certificate when they finish
For teachers
See who's done the work at a glance.
- A gradebook with scores and attempts
- Review and accept written reflections
- Reset a student's PIN in one click
- Print certificates for the class
Inside every segment
One topic, start to finish
Each segment takes about 45 minutes and fits a personal finance, economics, or advisory class.
- 1Watch the video
- 2Read and work the scenario
- 3Pass the assessment
- 4Write a reflection
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