Ages 10–13 · Parents in control

Where kids learn to be smart with money

Fun, bite-sized lessons about saving, stocks, and investing — with a safe paper-trading game to practice in.

Parents create the account.  No ads.  No child personal info. Ever.

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Learn

Short lessons explain money and stocks in plain, kid-friendly English.

Quiz

Quick 5-question quizzes lock in each idea with instant feedback.

Level up

Earn XP, badges, and streaks from Coin Cadet to Portfolio Boss.

A whole money curriculum

19 units · 43 lessons · quizzes that make it stick — from “What is money?” all the way to taxes, compound interest, and giving back.

💰What Is Money?
📈What Is a Stock?
⚖️Risk & Reward
🔎Reading a Stock Page
🧺Building a Portfolio
💡Smart Money Habits
🏛️How the Market Works
🧰Funds Make Diversifying Easy
🛡️Be a Smart, Safe Investor
🏦Banks & Saving
The Magic of Compound Interest
💳Credit & Borrowing
🚀Be Your Own Boss
🌍How the Economy Works
🧾Taxes Made Simple
🎯Saving for Big Goals
📰Smart with Money Media
💱Money Around the World
🤝Giving Back
Mr. Coin🛡️ Safety first

Built safe for kids, by design

Little Investors is COPPA-first. Parents are always in control, and kids never share personal information.

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Parents in control

You create the account, set up profiles, and can delete all of your family’s data in one click.

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No personal info from kids

Kids use only a nickname and an avatar — no real name, email, photo, or location. Ever.

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No ads, no tracking

No third-party ad networks, no creepy trackers, and we never sell anyone’s data.

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Practice money only

Every trade uses virtual cash and delayed prices. It’s a learning game — no real money is ever at risk.

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Private & secure

Strict database rules keep each family’s data separate, and passwords are checked against known breaches.

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COPPA-first design

Children’s privacy rules shaped this app from day one — not bolted on as an afterthought.

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