Overview
Students have access to a personal Savings Account where they can set money aside, separate from their spending balance — all from their own dashboard. This feature teaches real-world financial planning skills in an engaging, visual way.
Savings Account
The Savings Account feature teaches students the value of setting money aside. Students access it from their dashboard navigation.Three Balance Cards
Spending Balance
Available for purchases right now
Savings Account
Saved for later — shows percentage of total assets
Total Assets
Combined spending + savings balance
Transferring Money
Students can move money between their spending and savings accounts:- Save Money (To Savings)
- Withdraw (From Savings)
Transfer History
Students can review their past transfers showing:- Date and time of each transfer
- Amount transferred
- Direction (→ to savings or ← from savings)
- Resulting balances after the transfer
Savings Tips for Students
Pay Yourself First
Pay Yourself First
When you get paid from your classroom job, move some money to savings before spending on rewards. Even a small amount adds up over time!
The 50/30/20 Rule
The 50/30/20 Rule
Try dividing your income:
- 50%: Save for big goals
- 30%: Spend on medium rewards
- 20%: Fun small purchases
Save for Auctions
Save for Auctions
Big rewards come up in auctions — having savings set aside means you can bid confidently.
For Teachers: Encouraging Good Saving
Related Topics
Classroom Jobs
Earning income through paid classroom jobs
Earning & Spending
All the ways students earn and spend currency
Student Dashboard
Overview of everything students can access