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Money Games

One concept, about a minute each. Play, learn why, then try it on your own numbers. A few are free for everyone; the rest unlock with a free account.

Budgeting and the 50/30/20 ruleFree to play

Needs or Wants?

Sort everyday expenses

How to play: Drag each falling expense into Need, Want or Save. Three hearts, and a live 50/30/20 meter.

Emergency fund and runwayFree to play

Emergency Fund Survival

Size your fund, then survive a year of shocks

How to play: Pick a fund size, then decide how to pay each surprise bill and whether to cut spending when income stops.

The cost of starting lateComing soon

Start Early Race

Two investors, one starts 10 years later

How to play: Choose when each investor starts and watch the same monthly amount grow at different speeds.

Lifestyle inflationComing soon

Raise Roulette

Split a raise, fast-forward 20 years

How to play: Split a raise between lifestyle and investing, then fast-forward 20 years.

Real vs nominal returnsComing soon

Inflation Dodger

Keep your cash coin from shrinking

How to play: Steer your cash coin and grab assets that outgrow rising prices.

Compounding and the Rule of 72Coming soon

Compound Merge

Merge tiles at a daily rate

How to play: Merge matching tiles; each merge is a doubling at today's rate.

Avalanche vs snowballComing soon

Debt Avalanche

Choose where extra payments go

How to play: Each month, choose which debt gets the extra payment.

Finance vocabularyComing soon

Money Wordle

Guess the five-letter term

How to play: Guess the five-letter finance term in six tries.

Volatility and diversificationComing soon

Market Crash Survivor

Hold, sell or diversify through a crash

How to play: Hold, sell or diversify as the market falls.

Utilization and payment historyComing soon

Credit Score Tower

Stack blocks without a wobble

How to play: Stack blocks and keep your tower steady with good habits.

Games are illustrative learning tools, not financial advice.

All figures are illustrative projections based on the assumptions you select, not guaranteed returns. Validate tax and scheme rules before making financial decisions.