Homeschool financial literacy curriculum

Homeschool personal finance course

MoneyTime is the ideal homeschool financial literacy curriculum for 10 to 14 year old kids in New Zealand and Australia.

It combines 30 self-directed personal finance lessons with an interactive game. It teaches them the key principals of successful money management then they learn through trial and error what works while having fun.

And you don’t have to do any teaching at all, unless of course you want to (we help with that too).

Key benefits for homeschoolers

Self-directed, no parental knowledge or supervision required
Parent guides provided if you want to be involved
Regular assessment, detailed reporting and completion certificates
Gamified for experiential learning - your children will want to do it
Your child gets to learn the stuff you wish you had been taught!

Enjoyed by over 85,000 students

How MoneyTime works

30 Practical personal finance topics

MoneyTime comprehensively provides the building blocks for your child’s financial future; from earning, saving and investing, to purchasing property, business and insurance.

13 Modules you can do with your child

MoneyTime also includes 13 modules created specifically for you to complete with your child. They are optional but recommended as they put your child’s learning into real life context and give them an awareness of real living costs.

30 Mins to complete each module

It takes 30 minutes to complete each module and play the money management game. This makes MoneyTime easy to slot into your curriculum plan and ensures your child can remain focused.

See how MoneyTime makes financial literacy for kids made easy

What Homeschoolers are saying

We've always had many conversations about money, but MoneyTime has provided the motivation for action. Thank you for an incredibly practical and useful resource!

— Kelly George, Fearless Homeschool

I was amazed by how easy MoneyTime was to work use. The helpful characters and games make this program one that your kids will be asking to “play” and all the while learning life skills.

-Tonya Nolan, Homeschool blogger

This was a sign-on-and-go program for my son. I didn’t need to explain or look over his shoulder. He took off flying and gave himself a job of pulling weeds and raking leaves in our neighborhood. Really this is hilarious if you know my son. My favorite part is that the program engages kids with a reward system that directly relates to learning the concepts.

— Ashley Fox, Homeschooler

Teaching children to be money smart while they are still under your financial responsibility will set them up with positive financial habits. And the MoneyTime financial literacy curriculum is the best online program on financial literacy for kids we’ve found.

— Charlene Hess, Homeschooler

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