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From Passion to Action: The Story of Fun Finance

Image of a finance and money book for kids, with children learning about saving, spending, and the economy in a fun way

My goal is to make economics and finance education clear and accessible to everyone, so that more people around the world can make informed decisions and build better financial futures.

Here’s how it all started.
 

In 2024, I launched the Fun Finance Project by writing a book called Fun Finance — a guide that explains money and economics to kids in a way that’s simple, engaging, and fun.
 

I’ve always believed that understanding money can be life-changing. My dad taught me about money and economics when I was young, and it made a big difference in how I saw the world. I wanted to give other kids that same early advantage — to help them grow up confident and financially smart.

Since then, the Fun Finance Project has expanded. I’ve spoken at school events for students, teachers, and staff. I also created 4 free iOS apps inspired by my book. Each app teaches an essential money skill — like comparing prices, making smart spending decisions, or understanding opportunity cost — in a way that’s easy to use and remember.

Now, I hope to grow this project beyond my school — across Thailand, and eventually, around the world.

WannaNeed app logo teaching kids to make smarter money decisions by separating needs from wants.

Ever wonder if something is really worth buying? WannaNeed helps you pause and think before you spend. With a quick, fun question flow, it guides you to figure out if that item is a true need or just a want.

App helping kids learn the difference between needs and wants to make smarter spending decisions.
ValueMatch app logo showing kids comparing unit prices to learn smart shopping through hands-on experience.

Meet your new shopping sidekick. ValueMatch helps you compare unit prices so you can spot the best deal — fast. It’s all about getting more for your money and making every dollar count.

App that helps kids compare prices and find the best value when shopping using simple unit price calculations.
Inflamate app logo symbolizing kids learning inflation through hands-on tracking of price changes over time.

InflaMate is a learning tool that shows how inflation works by tracking real prices over time. Just log items like groceries and see how costs change. It’s a simple way to understand inflation through real-life data.

App that lets kids and teens learn about inflation through hands-on experience by tracking daily item price changes over time
SavePal app logo representing hands-on learning about opportunity cost through real-world spending choices.

SavePals helps you make mindful spending decisions by encouraging you to think before you buy. Track your savings, reflect on your purchases, and watch your potential future value grow!

App teaching kids about opportunity cost by comparing what they give up when spending money on different choices.
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