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Budget Bazaar
Ages 8–1220 minEach child gets ₹500 of play money and a family shopping list. Prices change every round — can they feed the family and still save ₹50?
Prioritising spendingPrice comparisonSaving first
Our Offerings · Games
Money skills learnt through play.
Children remember what they play far longer than what they are told. These five FinSpire games are used in our school workshops — one is playable right here, the rest come with free printable kits.
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Classroom games
Each kit includes rules, printable play money and a facilitator script. Request the pack and a volunteer will run the first session with you.
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Interest Island
Ages 10–1425 minPlant coconut 'coins' on the island. Every round the bank doubles what you left behind — the players who resist harvesting win the biggest grove.
Compound interestPatience with moneyLong-term thinking
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Scam Spotter
Ages 11+15 minReal-looking SMS, UPI requests and lottery calls flash on screen. Swipe 'safe' or 'scam' before the timer runs out.
Fraud red flagsUPI safetyNever share OTPs
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Savings Ladder
Ages 7–1115 minA dice-and-ladder board where saving climbs and impulse buys slide. First to the goal — a new sewing machine — wins.
Goal-based savingCost of impulse buysDelayed reward
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Little Enterprise
Ages 12+35 minTeams run a paper bangle business: buy materials, set a price, sell to the class. Profit and loss calculated live on the board.
Pricing & profitCosts vs revenueReinvesting earnings