bMoneywize
Empowering Young People To Improve their              Financial Literacy And Numeracy Skills

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What we do

bMoneywize provides an innovative educational solution to teaching young people financial literacy and numeracy skills in an increasingly “Cashless Society.”

Our Mission: To improve financial literacy and numeracy skills for young people.

Our Vision: To become a world leader at equipping a younger generation with timely financial skills to enable them to make debt-free choices in an increasingly cashless society! We provide resources and services in form of interactive educational games and workshops respectively.

Our Values: We believe money management should be as easy as “child’s play” for everyone!

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Financial Education is our passion, Families our focus

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Does your child understand the value of money? Or has contactless killed it?

 

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Schools

We run both online and offline workshops across primary and secondary schools. We also recruit bMoneywize Ambassadors

 

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Testimonials

What our teachers, parents and children are saying

 

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Curriculum

National Curriculum for England primary and secondary schools

 

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Download Our App Money Maths

This is a fun interactive app for kids to learn the value of money using math scenarios. You can choose from four different operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. You will be given a random mathematical problem involving your chosen operation. You have four options to choose from. Do not worry you have unlimited time but make sure to score 5 points to win the game! But beware, answering wrongly will cost you one point. Enjoy!

Impact After Our Programmes

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Teachers that believe bMoneywize is more effective than traditional methods

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People who say they are saving money after playing the game

Estimated reach from the board game sales and workshop attendance

Bmoneywize Board Game

“A few bowls of rice lead to the creation of bMoneywize. The idea is that players have to keep and generate money wherever they can. They throw the dice to pick up cards from different categories. Each card throws up a different scenario from an unexpected tax rebate to the boiler breaking down. Players have to work out how to respond in order to protect their money – Monopoly of the real world if you like” -the BBC

 

Best New Product Award nomination at the Corporate Entrepreneur Awards 2015

 

“It’s a personal finance toolkit, in normal speak that kids can understand, it’s brilliant. I like the fact you set a goal and it creates discussion about money and makes people think,” Vee, Parent.

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Meet Our Supporting Team

Jelizaveta is a Bachelor of Science (Hons) Finance student of Queen Mary University of London. She is the Financial Literacy Research & Content Creator for our social media platforms.
Jelizaveta

Caroline Leo is the “Mrs Asia” contest award winner and our online marketer and promoter. She has an extensive background in Human Resources.

Caroline Leo

Dani is a financial strategy expert, experienced in and passionate about the delivery of fintech and other financial inclusion initiatives for the unbanked. She joins us to provide support in managing the financial impact of Covid-19.  
Danielle Treharne

Sami Abdalla is a final year Bsc Economics student, who with his excellent research and analytical skills is able to provide us with the knowledge and strategies required for further growth and development of bmoneywize

Sami Abdalla

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by | May 20, 2021 | education | 0 Comments

This is a very persuasive read from the KPMG Chair: We can only tackle social mobility once we confront falling numeracy levels - CityAM : CityAM — Read on www.cityam.com/kpmg-chair-we-can-only-tackle-social-mobility-once-we-confront-falling-numeracy-levels/...
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by | April 17, 2021 | education | 0 Comments

Downloaded the BMoneywize app for free on the App Store.

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by | November 29, 2020 | business, education, finance, money | 0 Comments

A stunning article from the #SundayTimes and Times with #Lloyds Bank. Gratitude!
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The need for Financial education for young people

by | June 6, 2020 | credit, education, government, money, news | 0 Comments

Financial education fails to add up for young people — Read on amp.ft.com/content/c4febc28-09f8-11ea-bb52-34c8d9dc6d84 Take a look!
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FREE board game cards to download

by | March 21, 2020 | cash, community, credit, family, game, parents, skills | 0 Comments

Board game cards for the family!

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10-year strategy to help people make most of their money and pensions launched

by | January 22, 2020 | education | 0 Comments

The new strategy launched by the Money and Pensions Service sets five goals to be achieved by 2030. The government has launched a 10 year strategy to increase people’s #financialwellbeing “The new strategy sets five goals to be achieved by 2030. These are: – For 6.8...
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Leadership Hustings provides opportunity to stir up debate about Financial education for children.

by | July 19, 2019 | community | 0 Comments

Leadership Hustings provides opportunity to stir up debate about Financial education for children.

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Teaching kids about money: should parents or teachers take responsibility?

by | January 29, 2019 | cash, community, credit, debt, education, family, game, government, graphics, money, news, parents, policy, politics, savings, school, skills, youth | 0 Comments

Teaching kids about money: should parents or teachers take responsibility? — Read on www.lovemoney.com/news/81023/teaching-kids-children-about-money-should-parents-teachers-fortnite-scams-child-trust-funds What do you think? #education #financialliteracy...
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Really? Young black people three times less likely to be employed than white peers – (BBC News) why’s that then?

by | April 14, 2021 | education | 0 Comments

Young black people are three times more likely to be out of work than white peers, research shows. — Read on www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56737929
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April money changes – BBC News

by | April 8, 2021 | education | 0 Comments

Take a look at the numbers ☺️ Lots of changes to household bills, tax and other elements of finances take place in the course of a week. — Read on www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56576295
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Buying a house with a Lifetime Isa – FTAdviser.com

by | April 1, 2021 | education | 0 Comments

Lifetime Isas Lisas were introduced in April 2017 They were targeted at younger generations offering the dual purposes of saving to fund buying a first house and saving to fund later life income — Read on...
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Money tips for teens - Pay your future self  “Save the Student,” a money website, published that three-quarters of students said they did not get enough financial education in school, hence the need to have this conversation now. What kind of future do...
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Have you considered opening an ISA?

by | February 9, 2021 | cash, education, interest, money | 0 Comments

Take a look at this: How to use ISAs to simplify your life - CityAM : CityAM — Read on www.cityam.com/how-to-use-isas-to-simplify-your-life/
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The Rapid Response

by | February 2, 2021 | Barking and Dagenham, community, education, money, women | 0 Comments

So many people in abusive marriages are told to remain because things will get better. “That’s what life allotted to you. You chose them, you just have to bear it;” they are told. But in this community, it’s not acceptable!

As I have heard and experienced some of the confusion victims of abuse face, I can empathise with their situation and help them. I now run a weekly book writing club to encourage people to write about their experiences.

No one should have to take abuse or endure it and I hope my work empowers more people to say NO to domestic violence and take action against it.

That’s why I talk about it. It’s easier to empathise when you’ve been through something and not just read about it.

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Did you have a bmoneywize Christmas?

by | January 15, 2021 | education | 0 Comments

Hello and welcome back to a new decade and era - 2021 We had an amazing board game production run just before Christmas and are eager to hear about your playing experiences! Here’s some feedback from a grandmother called Sheila. 😂
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Merry Christmas

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May the blessing of Christmas be with you and yours

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About US

bMoneywize provides an innovative educational solution to teaching young people financial literacy and numeracy skills in an increasingly “Cashless Society.”

We aim to become a world leader at equipping a younger generation with timely financial skills to enable them make debt-free choices in an increasingly cashless society!

We provide resources and services in form of interactive educational games and workshops respectively.

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