Budget first
Stage 1Build a six-month emergency fund before anything else opens.
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Children explore money through play, then practise it in a money life of their own.

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Games build curiosity. The Life Money Lab turns it into experience. Children choose a profession, earn an income shaped by their game score, and learn to manage real decisions safely.
Learn more ›Build a six-month emergency fund before anything else opens.
Investment opens when every child has completed the fund.
Insurance becomes the shield around goals and progress.
Children learn how borrowing must stay proportionate to income.

Discover why all work has value, paid or unpaid.

Make needs, wants, and trade-offs visible.

See what happens when money sits or grows.

Explore credit through choices and consequences.

Notice the warning signs behind digital scams.

Choose a career, earn a salary, and manage it.

AishwaryaFounder, SMILE
It is a first experience of adult financial life while children are still safe enough to make mistakes.
SMILE is for ages 11 and above, Grades 6 to 12, taught as levels. Level 1 covers 7 concepts through 10 games; Level 2 covers 8 more through 8 games.
It runs alongside the game sessions, and the class progresses together.
Each child chooses their own profession and works toward both child and adult goals.
It stays safely at school in the class box, year after year.
Help children build judgement before their financial choices carry adult consequences.
