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Free financial literacy lessons, built for real classrooms and families

Fact-checked lessons on budgeting, saving, credit, and taxes, with quizzes and calculators instead of videos. Assign them to a class and track who has finished what, work through them with your kid, or go solo. Try a real lesson on the right before you sign up for anything.

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Budgeting
You earn $50 mowing lawns. How much should you save?

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Fact-checked lessons

Short, plain-language lessons on budgeting, saving, credit, taxes, and investing, each with a quiz at the end. Two age tracks: ages 8–12 and 13–17.

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Classroom tools for teachers

Create a class, hand out a six-character join code, assign lessons, and see exactly who has finished what. No student email addresses required.

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Portfolio simulator

Invest $10,000 in real S&P 500 companies and replay it against historical market data. A market crash is a much better lesson when it costs nothing.

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Progress tracking

Students earn XP and keep streaks as they work. Teachers and parents see completion and quiz scores per student on one page.

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Your lesson buddy

Meet Finn, your guide through every lesson.

No boring narrator. Finn explains the tricky parts in plain language, cheers when you nail a quiz, and never makes you feel dumb for missing one. He's the friendly face behind every lesson on Finly.

Stuck on a question? Finn breaks it down step by step.

Get one right and Finn gives you instant props.

Finish a lesson and Finn celebrates the win with you.

How it works

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Pick your age track

Foundation (8–12) or Real World (13–17). Set your currency if you want the calculators in your local money.

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Work through a lesson

Read at your own pace, try the interactive bits, take the quiz at the end.

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Keep going

Your progress saves if you sign up. Streaks and XP are there if you want them, but they're not required.

Topics

Ten areas. Tap any to jump into lessons.

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Money basics

What money is, where it comes from, and how people use it.

Budgeting

Figure out where your money goes before it's gone.

Saving

Build the habit of setting money aside.

Investing

How growth works, what risk means, and why time matters.

Debt

Loans, interest, and what happens when you borrow.

Banking

Accounts, deposits, and how banks actually work.

Goals

Saving up for something specific and making a plan.

Credit

Credit scores, cards, and how to not get burned.

Tax

Paychecks, deductions, and where tax money goes.

Finance Careers

What jobs in finance actually look like and how people get into them.

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For teachers

Run it as a unit, a semester, or a single sub day.

Create a class, share the join code, and assign lessons. Students do not need their own email address to join. You get completion and quiz scores per student, and every lesson maps to Economics & Personal Finance and national personal finance standards.

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