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Money Management Card Game (money management for teens & adults)

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$14.16 $19.95 In stock

Category: Card Games

Ages:15-Adults. This card game is designed to facilitate discussions and/or activities about money management. Cards are marked with either a ""1"" for less experienced participants, a ""2"" for more experienced, or a ""1/2"" which will work for both. Instructions include alternative game use of cards. 4-14 players.

Examples:

What are the disadvantages of loaningmoney or items? Advantages?

At the end of the month, do you know where your incoming money has gone? Tell us a little about last month.

Do you have some emergency money put away? What kind of emergency would you use it for?

Contents:

72 Cards

Instructions



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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Lily P. ★★★★★

The level-numbered cards are a clever touch, letting us adapt the game for my younger cousin and my parents in the same evening. It sparked a surprisingly deep conversation about budgeting that went on for an hour after we finished.

Olivia ★★★★★

We used this with my teenager last weekend, and the level 2 cards actually sparked a real conversation about budgeting for bills versus wants. A concrete feature like having two difficulty tiers makes it easy to start with the basics and then challenge everyone.

Joshua ★★★★★

The numbered difficulty system on the cards is genius—it let me play with my 16-year-old niece and my financially-savvy brother without anyone feeling lost or bored. We spent a whole evening just talking through the scenarios, and I honestly learned a few things myself.