Peníze kolem nás - Základy finanční gramotnosti

Users will find answers to many questions here: How will you make money? What will you save for? What money loans are profitable and what risks do they carry?

In total, there are 13 chapters with stories and lots of information about money, and 13 fun games. The increasing number of financial products is making people unable to navigate them well. To improve this situation, financial literacy is now part of the school curriculum.

The curriculum contains explanations of economic laws in 13 chapters. It is particularly attractive to children thanks to the games that accompany each chapter. The guide for the game part is a talking fish called Scales. Some of the games, such as Payments, Shopping, Paying, or Personal Budgeting, can certainly be played by younger children. Older pupils will enjoy the strategy games in the chapters on Discounts, Inflation, Banks and Loans, Investing, Insurance and Business. The Public Budgets, Production Chains and Value Added Tax chapters will be appreciated by the oldest pupils and perhaps many adults. For example, the VAT simulator, which shows the flow of money between producers, traders, consumers and the state, will illustrate the principle of VAT. The Money Around Us - Financial Literacy Basics programme should improve the financial literacy of children and young people in a playful way.