CashQuest Kids
The education site that prepares children for the money decisions nobody explained — and teaches adults as if they were kids: from the beginning, in plain words, with nothing assumed.
One membership. Everything on this page.
One-time payment. Lifetime access to everything — no subscription, no auto-renew, nothing to cancel.
Get the All-Access PassOne checkout screen. Your Members Hub link and access password arrive instantly on your receipt.
Launch pricing ends September 30.
Not ready? The free tier stays free forever — the game, sample lessons and starter printables, no card, no account for your child.
Eight tracks. One membership.
Each track has its own look, its own voice and its own job. Here is what is finished and inside today, and what is being built next. Every count below reads live from the library manifest — not from this page.
Money Smarts
Where personal finance begins: earning, saving, spending, giving, and the first idea of a budget that a child can actually run.
Money Smarts 2
Twelve full-length episodes: the paycheck autopsy, the family budget engine, the credit file, two ladders out of debt, the first investment, retirement math. Built to be watched by a teenager or by a parent who never got taught.
Investor Lab
What a share really is, where prices come from, dividends, bonds, index funds, and compounding — taught with real instruments and real mechanics, never with metaphors.
Insurance Genius
Where "I should have known" becomes "I knew." How a doctor visit becomes a medical bill, what a deductible actually costs you, and why the cheapest policy is sometimes the expensive one.
What’s a Tax?
The whole system finally explained kid-first: what gets taken, who takes it, what it buys, why a credit beats a deduction, and what a first paycheck really looks like.
World of Business
The thread no other program ships: one continuous entrepreneurship pathway from kindergarten to a grade-twelve capstone, where a student opens a real company on paper — and reads the loan before signing it.
Credit & Borrowing
Twelve episodes about the file every adult carries: what a credit file is, what borrowing really costs, what moves the score, and what the whole thing is for — real stories, real math, no lectures.
The Six Pillars
Six short lessons that name the ideas everything else is built on. The entry point for a young child, and the fastest orientation for an adult starting over.
The Money Ladder
Sixty-four pages on credit files, student loans, scholarships and teen business grants — every figure carrying a clickable link to the primary source it came from, so you can check the whole book yourself.
Included with membership. Available on its own in the store if you just want the guide.
It is built for kids. That is exactly why it works for adults.
Nothing here assumes you already know what a deductible is, how a share is priced, or what a credit file records. Every track starts at the beginning and says the real words out loud — which is what most adults were never given either. Parents use these lessons for themselves more often than they expect to, and there is nothing embarrassing about that. Start anywhere. Nothing is locked behind anything else.