In a world where financial literacy isn't taught in schools, parents like you are stepping up. We're here to help you teach your children the money skills they need to thrive in life—starting today.

The average American adult carries over $90,000 in debt, and many struggle with basic financial decisions. The reason? Financial literacy isn't taught in most schools. But you can change that for your children.
of Americans live paycheck to paycheck due to lack of financial education
states require high school students to take a personal finance course
is when children start forming money habits that last a lifetime
Our comprehensive curriculum covers essential financial concepts in ways that kids actually understand and enjoy.
Teach your kids the importance of delayed gratification, how to set financial goals, and the magic of watching their savings grow over time.
Help children understand the difference between needs and wants, how to make smart spending decisions, and create their first budget.
Introduce concepts like entrepreneurship, passive income, and compound interest in ways that spark curiosity and ambition.
Money isn't just about having—it's about giving too. Teach kids the joy and responsibility of charitable giving and helping others through financial means.
From understanding value to avoiding scams, equip your children with critical thinking skills that will protect them and help them make wise choices throughout their lives.
Simple, effective, and designed for busy parents
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Browse our library organized by age and topic. Start with what matters most to your family right now.
Use our guided lesson plans and activities. Just 15-20 minutes a week makes a huge difference.
See your children develop confidence with money and make smart financial choices independently.
Every child learns differently. Our materials are tailored to each developmental stage.
Introducing basic concepts through play, stories, and hands-on activities. At this age, children learn by doing and seeing tangible results.
Building on basics with more complex concepts. Kids this age can understand goals, make choices, and see the consequences of financial decisions.
Preparing for financial independence with advanced topics. Teens can grasp complex concepts and begin making real financial decisions.
"My 8-year-old daughter now asks to check prices before we buy anything. She's even started a savings jar for a bike she wants. These lessons really work!"
"I wish I had learned this stuff as a kid! Now my teens understand compound interest and are actually excited about investing. Fig Valley made it so easy."
"The age-appropriate activities are perfect. My 6-year-old and 12-year-old both learn at their own level. Best parenting resource we've used."
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