Learning About Money for Kids with Money Time
When it comes to learning about money for kids, homeschooling parents often wonder where to start. MoneyTime makes it simple. This online personal finance program is designed for children aged 10–15 and provides a structured, engaging way to introduce money skills at home.
Perfect as a Math, Social Studies, or Enterprise supplement, MoneyTime requires no financial expertise from parents. The self-directed program includes 30 interactive modules and automatically marked quizzes, making it easy to integrate into any homeschool routine.
Students explore the full spectrum of personal finance—from earning, saving, and budgeting to borrowing, investing, and even starting a business. As they progress, they earn virtual money and make real-world choices about whether to spend, save, donate, or invest. This hands-on approach turns abstract concepts into meaningful life skills.
The results speak for themselves: students show an average 42% increase in financial knowledge across eight key topics. With 100% Australian-based content, MoneyTime has already helped more than 100,000 students worldwide and earned three international awards for its effectiveness.
For homeschooling families, this program offers more than just worksheets. It provides a safe, practical way for kids to build confidence and independence while developing money smarts they’ll use for life.
If you’re looking for the best way to make learning about money for kids both fun and effective, MoneyTime is the program that delivers.
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HRF Community Discount
MoneyTime is offering Homeschool Resource Finder members a 45% discount off One-year licences, which brings the price down to a very reasonable $48.95.
- Go to website https://www.moneytimekids.com/for-homeschool
- Click “Get MoneyTime”
- Click “Buy now” (AU version)
- Select One-year license
- Select number of children (2nd and subsequent enjoy an additional 25% discount)
- Enter coupon code: HRF45
You will be emailed the instructions for setting up your parent account along with the license key required to set up the student account (different email addresses are required for the two accounts).