Wi$eMoney - The Town of Financial Literacy Game Review & Giveaway Released January 2011 NEW

Secure your child's financial future and play a seriously fun board game Wi$eMoney, The Town of Financial Literacy. How wi$e are you about personal finance? Try this fast-paced team game to find out and put money in your pocket. Travel with your family and friends through this fictitious town to build your financial prowess.

The video above is the School Version which sells for $395.

A fun learning game for ages 13 to adult. Two to twelve players in two to four teams follow the footprints in and around a fictitious Town of Financial Literacy. The entire family learns about banking, investing, budgeting, payday, financial responsibility, financing, credit, and identity protection.

What you get:

• Game board and rules
• Spinner, timer, and dice
• Eight question card sets
• Set up and rules guide

Be challenged and learn as you face real-world situations and make financial decisions. Released in January 2011  Player teams compete by answering questions on banking, investing, budgeting, planning, financing, credit, and safety and identify protection and by making financial choices to distinguish between needs and wants. Wi$eMoney The Town of Financial Literacy sells for only $34.95 so get your now!

Wi$eMoney is from Destina, Inc., a woman-owned business, headquartered in Albuquerque, NM. They create team-based, face-to-face learning games.

Key to Destina games:

•  Action-packed play time of 30-60 minutes.
•  High replay value ensures repeat use and interest in line extensions.
•  Team-based play keeps everyone engaged.
•  Simple instructions

Destina… Wi$eMoney, The Town of Financial Literacy, is designed for the consumer market and is manufactured and assembled in the United States. It is a spinoff of The Learning Key’s classroom game Wi$eMoney.

It says for ages 13-99 but my 10 year old grandson grabbed the concept of the game very easily. He loves playing it with us and explaing it to his younger brother.

Teaching personal finance tips to kids is important, but the makers of Wi$e Money might have made the wisest decision of all in giving parents themselves a new tool to sort out their precarious finances.

I would recommend this game to everyone! If you have children...everything you learn can be taught to them. If you don't have children, trust me...You will still want to learn the things this game teaches you. 


Wi$eMoney is not only a fun game but it is a learning game! It ask questions to do with keeping your check register, stocks, cds, moral values(finding a wallet), credit questions, credit history, savings account, identity theft, budgeting and other money mangement questions. Our family really enjoys playing it!




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