How we make lessons

Prepared September 8, 2026

Mini Money Club turns broad money ideas into short conversations and activities an adult and child can do together.

Research first

We begin with public educational material and research, especially the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's Money as You Grow resources and the FDIC's Money Smart for Young People.

People stay responsible

Research and AI tools may help with early drafts, editing, and page layout. Before a lesson is sold, a person must choose the ideas, write and change the final lesson, check the source links, and review every page. We do not publish an AI draft as expert advice.

Small, practical claims

We teach one general idea at a time. We do not promise that a lesson will make a child wealthy or guarantee future behavior. We do not recommend investments, banks, cards, or other financial products.

Corrections

If you spot something unclear or wrong, email [email protected]. We will review meaningful reports, correct confirmed errors, and provide buyers an updated file.