MoneyTime’s interclass competition was a huge success with 769 classes from all over New Zealand competing for the title of Best Financial Literacy Class and up to $3,000 in prize money from the Milford Foundation for their school. Congratulations to Room 20 Bravo at Glen Eden Intermediate School in Auckland for taking out first place!

MoneyTime is available in te reo Māori, enabling Māori immersion students to receive the benefits of MoneyTime's comprehensive self-taught program whilst absorbing the knowledge in te reo Māori. This means money management becomes an integral part of their te reo Māori vocabulary.

We are thrilled to announce that we have been selected as one of the top innovations in the world in the HundrED Global Collection 2023 report out of over 3,000 applicants for our impact in education innovation.

Hear from Neil Edmond, the author and founder of MoneyTime as he talks with Steven Moe on the Seeds podcast. Neil talks about his journey to build MoneyTime and what has led him to focus on financial literacy for children.

MoneyTime is proud to announce being awarded runner up for the Best Non-financial Services Company at the inaugural Money Inclusion and Awareness Award (MAIA) 2022 awards, in what judges considered was the most tightly contested category of the evening.

MoneyTime is proud to have won the Children's Education Program of the Year - Financial Responsibility & Decision Making award for 2022 presented by The Institute for Financial Literacy.

We've spent a lot of time thinking about financial literacy and putting together an effective program we believe teaches children everything they need to know about personal finance.

Like it or not, you are your child’s financial role model. Monkey see, monkey do. This is a terrifying idea for those of us who weren’t taught about money ourselves. How can you instill positive thoughts and behaviors around money when you are trying to figure out how to be financially successful yourself?