For parents and families

Financial literacy and entrepreneurship for ages 11–18.

Hands-on lessons, simulations and projects help your child build practical skills and confidence by practising money, business and life decisions.

They make choices, see consequences and try again. You can follow their progress without taking over.

Try the five-minute Money Season Explore free learning

Parent listening as their teenager works through a decision at home

Practical skills

Money, business, life

Decision practice

Choose, reflect, improve

Growing confidence

Progress they can see

Try it together

Can they make the money decision?

Try one fictional week from Money Season, including salary, deductions, a shared event and one practical trade-off.

Try the five-minute Money Season

Five minutes: A short, complete decision journey.
Fictional stakes: No real money or account data.
No account needed: Nothing is saved or submitted.

Skills and confidence built through decisions.

Students make choices, see the consequences, explain their thinking and try again.

Global quarterly competition

A new Money Season every quarter

Money Season is a global quarterly competition open to every student on Informative. Across 13 weeks, they put financial learning into practice through fictional salary, deductions, commitments, shared weekly events and the decisions they make.

1
Join the quarter
A fresh global competition starts four times a year, with 13 weekly releases.
2
Run the weekly budget
Collect a fictional salary, account for deductions and commitments, then decide what to do next.
3
Respond and compete
Shared events change the week, while each student's decisions shape their final season result.

Each quarter starts a new competition and a fresh financial position. Students can keep their result private or choose to share it on the season leaderboard.

More ways to practise

Work through a real decision

Stock-market simulator

Explain each trade

Use fictional money, respond to a changing market and record the reason behind a choice.

Business Builder

Turn an idea into a plan

Choose a customer, test costs and pricing, then shape the idea into something they can review.

Make money decisions

Budget, save and respond to consequences using fictional money.

Test a business idea

Choose customers, costs and pricing, then turn an idea into a plan.

Build practical life skills

Practise problem-solving, critical thinking, communication and collaboration.

Grow decision confidence

Use feedback and reflection to explain a choice, adjust it and try again.

See the student experience

Learning is never the upsell

Free builds the record. Premium turns it into insight.

Students get the lessons, practice and immediate feedback for free. Premium uses the record they build to provide student-specific insight and guidance, with useful context for parents.

1Students try something
2Their record grows
3Premium explains the pattern
4They choose a useful next step

Free

Everything they need to learn

Every lesson and core learning tool stays free, with practice, feedback and a record they keep.

Learn and practise decisions
See feedback and results
Build a lasting record

Premium

Student-specific insight and guidance

Premium uses the record a student builds to reveal patterns, show growth and guide the next step.

Spot patterns across activities
Show the evidence behind the insight
Turn progress into useful next steps

Inside the Parent Report: six pages, one connected picture

Sample Parent Report built from a fictional student's work. Premium.

Parent Home

Clear family controls

Review progress for each linked child
Review consent and privacy choices
Access or export child account data
Manage rewards and a shared family quest

Practice without real stakes

Ad-free: Learning is not interrupted by advertising.
Fictional money: Money and market activity are simulated.
Parent links: Family views depend on an approved account relationship.

Read the child-friendly privacy notice and the parent privacy notice for account and visibility details.

Common questions

Can my child use this at home?

Yes. Young people aged 11–18 can use the free lessons and practice at their own pace, alongside school or holiday learning.

Does it use real money?

No. Money, trading and business decisions use fictional scenarios, so mistakes become material for the next decision.

What can parents see?

Linked parents can review lesson progress in Parent Home, while Premium adds the six-page Parent Report.

Start building practical skills.

Let your child try a money, business or life decision at their own pace.

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