The Basics of Money
Four core lessons, two special modules, practical tools and the ₹2,000 Money Mission.
Find the learner materials for each Money Matters level, plus the separate teacher guides used for marking and classroom delivery. Student resources never include teacher answer keys.
Open Practice LabBack to curriculumMoney Matters does not restart at each age band. Each level takes a decision you already know and adds more moving parts.
What do I need? What can wait? What is good value? Is this safe?
How does the system work? What is recurring? What is the evidence? What do I verify before I act?
What lands in my account? How much risk can this money take? What does borrowing really cost? Which claim is assumption, evidence or marketing?
Four core lessons, two special modules, practical tools and the ₹2,000 Money Mission.
Complete all four mandatory core modules before moving into the senior extensions and toolkit work.
Work through salary and CTC, emergency liquidity, credit and debt, and introductory investing, then bring the decisions together in the First 12 Months task.
The Practice Lab gives immediate reasoning feedback on seven short activities across all three levels. It does not replace the workbook or capstone.
Start Practice LabStudent worksheets should never require household income, family debt, actual salary, real bank balances, credit scores, insurance details, investment holdings, passwords, PINs, OTPs, UPI credentials or card information. If a current banking, tax, consumer, insurance or investment rule matters, verify it immediately before teaching.