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Learn how to plan household spending, build savings, use banking services and recognise fraud—through simple videos, practical activities and short checks of learning.
For children, young learners and adults • Learn at your own pace
Small lessons. Stronger money habits.
Interactive practice after each module
Turn income and expenses into a plan you can follow.
Sort everyday choices and learn what comes first.
Make ₹500 stretch without missing the essentials.
Spot suspicious messages before they cost you.
Match coins, notes and values through quick questions.
Choose a goal and watch steady habits add up.
Money Matters is a DEVI Sansthan financial literacy learning prototype for community and classroom use.
The curriculum distinguishes foundational money habits for Classes 1-5, financial systems and safety for Classes 6-8, and practical household finance for adults. Examples are intended to be discussed in villages, towns and cities.
Start with the sample topics, video and practice activities. Trainers can use these examples in a classroom or community session.
A simple budget can help a family prepare for school fees. Knowing how a bank account works can make savings safer. Understanding OTP and UPI safety can prevent avoidable losses.
Separate needs from wants and write down what comes in and goes out.
Learn banking basics, payment safety and the warning signs of scams.
Take small steps toward emergencies, education and other family goals.
The same core topics are explained differently for Classes 1–5, Classes 6–8 and adults.
Learn what to do when a financial service goes wrong.
Video-based learningEach lesson pairs a clear explanation with a local money example, a small decision or game, and a quick question. Facilitators can use the same materials in a classroom or community session.
Build everyday money habits through stories, play money and simple choices.
Develop financial thinking, comparison skills and responsible digital behaviour.
Strengthen financial wellbeing, formal access, protection and informed decisions.
See it. Try it. Talk about it. Each lesson pairs a clear explanation with a local money example, a small decision or game, and a quick question. Facilitators can use the same materials in a classroom or community session.
and select the right learner pathway.
to focus on a useful money habit.
with the video, tools and short quizzes.
and revisit topics as your confidence grows.
Banking, saving, safe digital payments, and grievance support.
Compounding, risk and return, suitability, and fraud awareness.
SHGs, formal credit pathways, and livelihood-linked decisions.
