Pass on financial know-how through fun and games

Explore fun activity ideas to teach your child the basics of financial literacy. Developed by the Prudence Foundation with Cartoon Network Asia and children’s education expert, Dr Alice Wilder, these Cha-Ching resources cover key money concepts like Earn, Save, Spend and Donate and are designed to equip children with money management skills.

Parent guides

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These guides encourage parents to discuss and help their kids understand the concepts of Earn, Save, Spend and Donate in a fun and interactive way. Download these Parent Guides for instructions on how to conduct these activities at home, with links to music videos to enjoy with the kids.

Children must understand that everything costs money and that it must be earned through hard work. We can encourage children to earn money by doing what they love and developing the skills that they are good at.

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If you want to buy something, you must save for it by putting your money in a bank or money box. Children will learn to make considered choices about what to do with their money. The less you spend, the more you’ll save!

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It is important to identify the difference between needs and wants. In this series, children will learn that almost every thing costs money and how to prioritise when it comes to spending money.

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Helping people in need will make the world a better place, and there are many ways our children can help others like sharing time and money! Children will be able to explore the different scenarios they can help others and share joy in this guide!

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Family budget manager

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Plan your expenses as a family

Zul understands the importance of earning and saving in making the best money choices to meet his needs and wants.

By using the Family Budget Manager, your family can analyse the cash inflows and outflows to better plan and save for the future. Get your children involved in planning the family's monthly budget and foster them to have a sense of responsibility about earning, spending, and saving.

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