FAQ
What age is this best for?
Ages 6–16, but it works for teens and adults too. The tools look simple by design. Research from Harvard’s Project Zero shows that simplicity helps learners of all ages reflect more deeply and build stronger habits.
Do I need to be good with money?
Not at all. You don’t have to be the expert. The cards hold the questions. The story opens the door. Your honesty and presence are what make it powerful.
What if my kids hate money talks?
Perfect. There are no lectures, no pressure, no you should. It’s story, adventure, questions, and play. Kids feel involved instead of judged.
How much time does it take?
Start with one card and ten minutes at dinner once a week. Add a chapter on weekends. Play the game when you want a deeper reset. It fits real life, not a perfect routine.
Is this a curriculum?
No worksheets. No formal lessons. You read, play, and talk. The mindset shift happens naturally.
Does this work for the whole family?
Yes. Families say it becomes a shared language everyone uses together.
Does it work in classrooms?
Yes. Teachers use it from Grades 1–12. It requires zero prep and we offer School Kits that cover 25-60 students each year.
Do credit unions use this?
Yes. Many sponsor kits, co-brand materials, or use the program for community outreach.
What if it doesn’t work for us?
I offer a 30-day personal guarantee. If you don’t feel a shift, we’ll personally refund you.