Fin turns financial literacy into a game your kids will actually want to play. Interactive lessons, real-world challenges, and a family dashboard — all in one app.
Ten chapters and 200+ lessons — from Money Basics and Building Good Habits through Banking & Credit, Taxes, Insurance, Career & Income, and Launching Your Financial Life. Every lesson pairs a short reading with a quiz, and lessons unlock in order.
Every lesson completed earns XP. Kids climb eleven levels — from Money Novice to Finance Elite — building streaks and unlocking achievements along the way. Learning that feels like a game.
Assign real-world financial tasks — compare prices at the store, put money in a savings jar, review a receipt together. Kids submit proof and earn bonus XP when you approve.
Parents see exactly which lessons their child has completed, current level, streak, and pending challenges — plus push notifications when their child hits a milestone. Co-parents can join the same account without a second subscription.
Sponsored challenges from local businesses connect classroom learning to real life. Students read, pass a quiz, earn a discount, complete an activity, and have a parent verify — turning financial lessons into genuine experiences.
New students take a short placement quiz before starting. Those who already know the basics skip ahead — no one wastes time on material they've already mastered.
Ten themed worlds of money battles and boss fights, each with its own soundtrack. Students answer questions to win, earn coins, and dress up Fin, our mascot, in collectible outfits.
A new timed trivia question every day, plus flashcards, matching games, timed quizzes, and a review of past mistakes — quick ways to keep skills sharp.
Progress is saved to your account, so kids can switch between a phone and a tablet — or reinstall the app — and pick up right where they left off.
Sign up as a parent — start free or subscribe — and get your unique family link code. Your child uses it to join. Kids can even use a parent's email with their own password.
Kids work through lessons in order: a short reading, then about 10 quiz questions. They need 70% to pass — close but not perfect, because learning takes practice.
You assign real-world challenges tied to what they're learning. They complete them, submit a note, and you approve — making financial lessons actually stick.
One code gives every student at your school full access to Fin — up to 2,000 students, with no cost to families.
Teachers and administrators get their own staff accounts with a per-chapter report for every student, ready to copy into a spreadsheet.
A printed student textbook and teacher guide with answer keys, aligned to Louisiana's personal financial literacy course requirements.
"Most kids spend over a decade in school learning algebra, history, and science — but never how taxes work, how to build a budget, or how to avoid debt. Fin was built to give families a practical way to learn the money skills that matter most in everyday life."
Free to download. Chapter 1, the first Adventure world, and 2 parent challenges are always free. No credit card required to get started.