Live a whole financial life before you graduate.

47 years. Hundreds of decisions. One financial life.

My Financial Life is a story-driven simulation for high school classrooms. Students go from their first paycheck all the way to retirement, one decision at a time, and live with what they choose.

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A few moments from the journey

Tap an age to take a look.

Age 18

Choose Your Path

Straight to work, technical school, or university? Your path sets your career, your starting pay, and when that first paycheck shows up.

Straight to WorkTechnical SchoolUniversity

See it in action.

A short look at real gameplay.

Sample Gameplay Coming Soon

A free playable demo is on the way.

Where it all lands

At 65, every student prints their own Life Story.

Forty-seven years of choices, summed up on one page. It's the moment students see what all those small decisions added up to.

Total interest paid on loans and credit cards
How big the retirement account grew
Family, homes, vacations, and generosity
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Overview

Accomplishments

A Great Lesson in Interest

$146,280

paid in interest on mortgages, loans, and credit cards

Total Retirement Account

$1,184,300

saved and invested by age 65

Retirement Growth

$706,450

earned on investments over a lifetime

Generosity

$62,500

given to causes and family

Total Taxes Paid

Vacations

SAMPLE

Sample numbers. Every student's story is different.

Not a worksheet. Not a gimmick.

A lot of free financial literacy material is either dry or a flashy one-off calculator. MFL is built to hold a class for weeks.

A story students care about

A best friend who always has a fun, expensive idea. A spouse with opinions. Kids who grow up and need cars. The money matters because the people do.

Real math underneath

Loans, interest, insurance, taxes, investing, and retirement are calculated from each student's own decisions, not canned outcomes.

Different every time

Random life events and branching choices mean two students in the same class rarely end up in the same place. That makes for great discussion.

Two ways to play

Classroom mode keeps everyone on the same timeline for whole-class pacing. Individual mode adds more variety for homeschool and independent play.

Made for easy use in a school setting.

Built for school laptops and tablets, and district privacy rules, from day one.

No student accounts

Nobody signs up. There are no usernames, emails, or passwords to manage.

No personal data

Progress saves on the student's own device. Nothing is sent to us.

No downloads

It runs in the browser. Open the link and play.

No tracking

No ads, no analytics scripts, no third-party trackers.

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Ready to start your financial life?

Jump in and see where your choices take you.

Play the Beta