Teach your kids about money
Fun, free money lessons that grow with your child — from first coins at 5 to real independence at 17. Each lesson takes a few minutes, uses plain words and pocket-money sized numbers, and is written to be read together. No child account, no sign-up, nothing tracked about your child.
Pick your child's age
Money Explorers (ages 5–9)
First coins, needs vs wants, saving in a jar and simple pocket-money habits.
5 lessons
Ages 10–12Money Champions (ages 10–12)
Budgeting pocket money, saving goals, adverts and how bank accounts really work.
6 lessons
Ages 13–17Money & Independence (ages 13–17)
First job and payslip, tax basics, budgeting, debt traps and getting ready to leave home.
7 lessons
How parents use it
- Read one lesson together at the kitchen table — they're short on purpose.
- Use the questions at the end as conversation starters, not a test.
- Older children can read alone; teens get first job, payslip and tax basics.
- Progress saving, notes and quizzes are optional and live on your adult account only.
mySal helps your whole family understand money
While they learn the basics, mySal works out your real take-home pay, tax deadlines and next money moves.
Get started freeA fun, friendly guide to money for young people — for learning and family discussion, not financial advice. Money rules and account types vary by country. Grown-ups: help younger children with anything involving real accounts or money.