Find answers to common questions about our kids' money literacy programmes.
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Squeeze the Day has been created for kids aged 9–13 years, but every child learns at their own pace. Whether your child is just starting to receive pocket money or already earning and spending their own money, the lessons are practical, engaging and easy to follow. Many parents also tell us they learn a few new money habits along the way!
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Not at all! Squeeze the Day is designed for everyday families, not financial experts. Each of the modules can be completed independently by your child at their own pace. If you do want to get involved, each lesson includes simple explanations, fun activities and conversation starters that makes learning together easy.
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You'll receive instant access to all four of our programmes including 21 bite-sized modules, relevant downloadable worksheets, template and activities, plus our bonus Money Mission Journal. Your child will learn how to earn, save, spend wisely, budget + so much more, all to help them build smart money habits they can use for life. The Money Mission Journal is not included with individual programme purchases.
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The modules themselves are short and take around 10–15 minutes to complete, making it easy to fit around busy family life. Additional time is required for the Money Missions and Family Conversation Starters - this is where the simple learnings of the module can be put into practice. You can complete one module each week or work through several at a time—there's no pressure and no deadlines. Once you've purchased the course, your child can go at their own pace.
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As soon as you purchase, you'll receive immediate access to download the course materials via email. Everything is delivered digitally, so your child can start straight away from home, print the activities if you wish, and revisit the lessons whenever they need them.
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Because money habits don't suddenly appear when kids become adults—they're built over time. Learning how to earn, save, spend wisely and make thoughtful decisions while they're young helps build confidence, responsibility and independence for the future. That's why we believe money lessons shouldn't start at 18—they should start today.