Resources
Resources Learn, talk, grow
Make money make sense.
Explore practical resources, follow Wealthi in the community, and find clear answers to the questions families and educators ask most.
Featured reading
The Rich Pre-Teen
A Fundamental Guide to Financial Literacy by William Cross introduces young readers to earning, saving, keeping, and growing money through definitions and hands-on activities.
Designed to begin as early as elementary school—and to spark practical conversations between children and the adults who support them.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers. No financial jargon.
Everything you need to understand what Wealthi is building and who it is for.
What is Wealthi?+
Wealthi is a youth-centered financial empowerment ecosystem that combines learning experiences, curriculum, technology, and community to help young people build lifelong financial confidence.
Why was Wealthi created?+
Money impacts everyday choices, goals, and opportunities, but many young people never get the chance to learn how it works. Wealthi was created to make financial education practical, engaging, and accessible before adulthood.
Who is Wealthi for?+
Wealthi is designed for students, families, educators, and communities who believe financial confidence should start early and grow through experience.
What will students learn through Wealthi?+
Students will develop real-world money skills like earning, saving, spending, budgeting, goal-setting, and making confident financial decisions through engaging experiences they can connect with.
Is Wealthi a class or a financial app?+
Wealthi is more than a lesson or an app. It is an ecosystem that combines education, technology, resources, and community to help young people build lifelong financial confidence.
Is the Wealthi app available?+
The Wealthi app is currently being built and will launch soon. Join our newsletter to receive updates, early access opportunities, and new resources as we continue building the Wealthi experience.
How can parents and educators use Wealthi?+
Parents can use Wealthi to create meaningful money conversations at home, while educators can access resources designed to support financial learning in classrooms and communities.