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I like the idea. I strongly believe that we need more financial education, and this provides a tool for what many parents already attempt to do manually. It w

I like the idea. I strongly believe that we need more financial education, and this provides a tool for what many parents already attempt to do manually. It would be great if you could extend this more explicitly into math lessons. That could open up more possibilities for working with schools.

roger_vg 10y ago
You mean building on interest and exponential growth lessons? That would be a great way to incorporate into the school's curriculum. We are aware that schools are a great distribution channel for building these family communities. I remember seeing compound interest as a topic at elementary o junior high but, as many academic topics, we couldn't see a tangible aplication.