About Us
How can we teach children to manage money in a fun, engaging and interactive way?
Our Products:
- Our popular personal finance kit and board game – bMoneywize.
- First math game app on the Apple Store.
- Online money course!
Our Services:
- Online and Face-to-Face school money workshops,
- A Digibook learning zone,
- Volunteer Training / Internships
- Specialist projects on Domestic abuse Financial abuse & Book Clubs
- Campaigning for financial education for children
Our Values:
We believe money management should be as easy as “child’s play” for everyone!
(bMoneywize)
Our Vision
- Teachers that believe bMoneywize is more effective than traditional methods 80% 80%
- Users saving money after contact with us, 51% 51%
Hello! My name is Arinola Araba. I am the founder of bMoneywize, a fun-loving inventor, entrepreneur, and mum to three teenagers who enjoys working with young people. My previous education and experiences have involved the Health, Project Management, IT and Politics disciplines.
The idea to start this project hit me when my teenage daughter would bring her friends home to cook them ‘ Jollof rice’ (an African delicacy) every day when she came home from school, but I was out of work…! I had to do something or two about teaching kids the VALUE of MONEY! We (Seun and our team) brought her and her friends together to form a project group to develop a game concept that would answer the question above.
Since then, I have created a board game, app, and online course to help children (and their parents!) understand how to manage their money. What has followed the birth of the bMoneywize game has been a string of award nominations, interviews on the BBC, ITV News, BEN TV, Times and The Sunday Times / Lloyds Bank (Yes business can) programme and there’s more to come…
bMoneywize is seeking your support to reach out to children in our community via financial inclusion workshops at their schools, where we can help them learn essential life skills in a fun way!
Arinola and her daughter, Dammy were also featured in a BBC mental health documentary called “I blame my parents” that has received over 55,000 viewings on YouTube and more on the iplayer.
The interview on ITV Lunch Time News credited bMoneywize – board game, as solution to teach kids money skills in an increasingly Cashless society. More:
Meet Our Supporting Team
We Make A Difference
Passionately committed to teaching financial education in an innovative, fun, engaging an interactive way!
Core Team Members
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.