MoneyWhizz has developed a comprehensive gamified money-skills programme built on a simple conviction: people learn about money when they have a stake in the outcome. Nine games, each with its own mechanic, its own rewards and its own reason to keep playing — and every one of them pointed at the same mission. Learn money.
MoneyWhizz recently visited with the Junior Cycle students in Killorglin Community College to offer financial education on payslips, taxation and personal credit records.
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Financial literacy is the possession of the set of skills and knowledge that allows a person to make informed and effective decisions about their money. For today’s secondary school students,…
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The financial literacy initiative from MoneyWhizz has bee developed specifically for Irish schools and is available to schools, individual teachers and even parents
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Financial education content is now available to Irish schools, teachers and even parents
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Bank of Ireland MoneySmarts Challenge puts financial education top of the class
6th December 2019
6th December 2019
Financial Wellbeing
Financial Education, Financial Literacy, MoneySmarts Challenge
For a roomful of eager students from across Limerick, Clare and parts of Tipperary today, it was a case of putting their money skills top and centre with the Bank…
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How To Tackle Your Debts
21st September 2019
21st September 2019
Family Budgeting
Financial Education, Financial Litracy, Money Manaement, Personal Budgeting
It used to be the case you had to save up for what you needed, simply because you had no choice; credit wasn’t an option. Today, we live in a…
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