Kids play their way through games, stories and real mini-businesses that teach where money comes from, how to spend it, save it, and watch it grow.
Sources: Newstalk ZB money-worry survey (Apr 2025); University of Cambridge for the UK Money Advice Service (2013); ANZ Financial Wellbeing Report 2024.
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Tap a term to see what your child will be able to do.
Shown: the ages 4–5 journey. Ages 6–7 and 8–9 follow the same four terms and four jars, with challenges matched to their age.
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Badge: {{active.badge}}Your child saves a little pocket money every week until 18. Slide to choose how much. Time does the heavy lifting: that’s the same idea Kiko teaches with pom-pom snowballs in Lesson 33.
Illustration only, not financial advice: assumes a steady 5% a year growth, compounded yearly, with no fees or tax.
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One predictable rhythm, so young children feel safe, focused and ready to learn. Most of the time is spent playing.
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