From learning to manage an allowance to launching their first business to running a classroom economy — Aldo's Allowance Academy gives kids the money skills most adults wish they'd learned growing up.
Money skills are like a muscle. Kids have to use them to build them. But in today's world, money has become invisible. We tap a phone and walk away. Our kids never see it, never hold it, and we're expecting them to understand how it works.
A complete, screen-free system that grows with your child. From counting coins to compound interest, built around weekly Money Meetings at the kitchen table.
Your kid wants to start a business. This kit walks them from idea to launch with a workbook, 12 editable templates, and a parent guide. Built for you to do together.
A complete classroom economy that sticks with them. Students earn, budget, pay bills, and save — in a real economy they built. No fines. No behavior management. Just financial literacy by doing.
I'm Jillian, a store owner and mom of two in Barnard, Vermont. For over a decade, I've hired teenagers for their first jobs at Barnard General Store and watched the same story repeat: smart kids who'd never touched cash, never read a pay stub, never understood how money actually works.
I built Aldo's Allowance Academy for my own kids. I wanted to create a rhythm in our household that would make them confident with money long before they ever needed to be. The more I talked to other parents, the more I realized most families had the same gap and no idea where to start. So I built the system I wished existed. Today, families across the country are using it, and the best part is that the money lessons become family memories they'll carry forever.