104 badges to collect
Copper coins, silver coins, gold bars and shining medals, each one for something you did.
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Banks, budgets, compound interest and more, in short lessons you play: live demos, then a quick test.
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Here's the secret behind growing money: growth that grows. Say you put in $1,000 every year at an example 7%. Tap ADD A YEAR and watch the pile snowball next to plain saving.
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How it works
Every lesson is one money curiosity, from where your money really is to why prices end in 99.
Each idea comes alive in a demo you drive yourself. Tap, drag and break things until it clicks.
A quick test locks it in. Fewer mistakes, more stars.
The journey
Every zone takes on one subject in nine lessons: banks, budgets, compound interest, debt, inflation, stocks and much more. New zones keep arriving.
A taste of what's inside
Keep coming back
Copper coins, silver coins, gold bars and shining medals, each one for something you did.
One lesson a day keeps your streak alive, and a shield can save it on a busy day.

One small money curiosity a day, with its own picture, the same for everyone.
Earn XP for every lesson and see how fast you were on each lesson's leaderboard.

Money Wonders PRO
Unlimited hearts, every past zone, a streak shield every week and unlimited Daily Wonders.
Yes. You can start playing right away, without an account. Signing up is free and keeps your progress, and PRO is optional.
For anyone curious about how money really works, from teens to grandparents. No finance degree or math skills needed: every idea is shown, not lectured.
About three minutes: a few interactive slides and a quick test.
Yes. Money Wonders is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and your account works in both places.
English, Spanish for Spain and Latin America, French, German and Italian. The whole game switches, lessons included.
Yes. Every lesson is researched from its sources, its numbers are worked out in code, and the demos run real models of how money behaves.
Never. Money Wonders shows you how money really works, never what to do with yours: it gives no financial advice. What you do with what you learn is up to you.