We give our children everything we wish we’d had. But there’s one thing nobody taught us: how to manage money and make good decisions. And what isn’t learnt as a child is paid for dearly as an adult.
If you could solve it today — and give them tools for a lifetime — would you?
Seven scenes we all recognize. Hover over (or tap) each field note.
“I work hard, I earn well… and it still isn’t enough — I don’t know where my money goes.”
The sentence nobody wants to pass downThat’s Pesoteers: a personal-finance course for kids aged 9–12, where they build healthy money habits and learn to decide for themselves — in a fun way that stays with them for life.
A personal-finance course built for kids: 10 live weeks practicing with the real money of their world — allowances, cravings, goals — building the habits that will stay with them for life.
The school you choose gives them an education. This course gives them what school doesn’t: the tools to win at real life.
Where it really comes from — work, ideas, value — and why it doesn’t grow on trees or on cards.
Price is a number; value is a question. Learning to tell them apart changes every purchase.
Stopping before deciding. The smallest habit with the biggest lifelong effect.
Telling them apart without guilt — and knowing how to act on each.
Giving every peso a destination before the peso decides on its own.
Good ideas solve problems — and that’s what the world rewards.
Time as an ally: why starting early beats starting big.
Spotting when your environment — ads, trends, screens — is deciding for you.
A plan of their own, at their size — not a list of grown-up rules.
Money is also for giving — and realizing that is reaching the summit.
The perfect summer to start.
Two schedules; pick your crew’s.
9 modules + 1 closing session.
Never pre-recorded. If you travel, it travels with them.
So every voice is heard.
Workbook, weekly missions, and their pin.
The perfect complement to their summer.
I’m Prats. Before becoming a mom of two, I spent five years at India’s largest mutual-fund company; I’m a Chartered Accountant and passed CFA Level 1. But what made me create Pesoteers wasn’t the credentials: it was seeing, as a mom, that nobody teaches our kids what took us so long to learn.
Built with a finance brain, and a mother’s heart.
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