The document presents a vision for a learning experience that teaches children responsible money habits through engaging them at key money moments like dinners, stores, and paydays. It aims to help busy parents consistently provide feedback to kids aged 7-9 on saving, spending wisely, and working towards goals, while also accommodating different aged children and busy lifestyles. The experience would create chore deals for kids to track and manage their own finances.

1. Vision
A fun learning experience that
teaches how money works as
kids grow.
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2. Customer Problem
Teaching kids responsible money habits needs to
start early. Busy parents often struggle to provide
consistent and timely feedback on money
"moments of truth".
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3. At dinner
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4. At a store
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5. Pay day
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6. The Kids
•I like money.
•It’s fun to count it.
•I like collecting money &
adding to my stash/bank.
•I like marking my chart.
Target: Age 7-9
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7. The Parents
•I want my kids to learn
about responsibility.
•I want them to learn to
save money.
•I want them to learn to
Target: Parents spend wisely on quality.
with Kid(s)
•I want them to learn to
save for goals.
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8. Household Challenges
Consistency “We forget to track it”
Adaptability “We have kids at
different ages. “
Busy Lives “Most of the time we are
in chaos.”
Tools Kids Can Manage “We want
the kids to track what they do.”
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9. Creating a Deal
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10. Tracking the Chores
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