Pillar 4 of 5

Build Wealth Wisely

Life Skills & Financial Literacy

Teaching money mindset, budgeting, saving, and the foundations of generational wealth.

Why This Matters

Most girls graduate high school without ever being taught how money works.

This pillar changes that — giving girls the mindset, habits, and knowledge to build wealth wisely and confidently.

What Girls Learn

Skills built in this pillar

  • Budgeting
  • Saving
  • Investing basics
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Credit and debt
  • Needs vs. wants
  • Goal setting
  • Money mindset
What Sessions Include

How we teach it

Interactive money games
Budget building
Money Moves gameplay
Business plan workshops
Guest speaker sessions
Case studies
Reflection exercises
Real-life scenarios
Learning Outcomes

By the end of this pillar, girls will:

  • Build and stick to a simple budget
  • Set and track savings goals
  • Understand credit, debt, and interest
  • Explain investing basics
  • Develop a growth-oriented money mindset
Signature Activities

What girls do together

Money Moves Game

Our signature 36-month financial simulation.

Budget Boot Camp

Hands-on budgeting with real numbers.

Girl Boss Pitch

Girls pitch a business idea to a friendly panel.

Save & Slay Challenge

A savings sprint with real rewards.

Credit 101

Demystifying credit scores and cards.

Parent Benefits

Why parents love this pillar

Parents love that girls come home talking about budgets, savings goals, and business ideas — sparking family money conversations.

Mentor Resources

Everything mentors need

  • Lesson plans
  • Printables
  • Worksheets
  • Discussion guides
  • Videos
Related Programs

Where you'll find this pillar

Money Moves Game

The signature financial literacy simulation.

At-Home Mentoring

1:1 money coaching and goal-setting.

School Partnerships

Financial literacy curriculum for classrooms.

GGU Academy

Digital financial literacy lessons and quizzes.

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FAQ

Questions parents ask

What ages is this pillar for?
K–12, with age-appropriate money concepts at each level.
How long is the pillar?
6–8 sessions, plus Money Moves gameplay.
Is it available virtually?
Yes — the Money Moves game is fully digital.
Are materials provided?
Yes, all workbooks and access codes are included.
Do parents participate?
Parents receive family money conversation guides.

Help Her Discover Her Worth

Enroll, partner, or give — every step multiplies her glow.

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