MoneyTree Academy Kota Kemuning

May Diwali mark the start of a fortunate year in your life!

Financial education must begin at home to ensure that youths are well equipped with adequate knowledge of money management.

“Parents should start teaching their children from as young as possible. The moment the children learn how to count, parents should start to inculcate in them the knowledge and value of money. This can be done, for example, when they receive their first money packets during celebrations.” The Edge Malaysia

Echoing the same sentiment, our programs start from as young as 6yo! We make financial literacy fun and easy to understand via our proprietary Learn-Thru-Play Mini Economy where we simulates real life experiences. Want to know more, do drop us a message and we will be happy to share!

Falling wages contribute to low financial literacy The proportion of wages to gross domestic product (GDP) in Malaysia has fallen significantly in recent years. In a fireside chat organised by Hong Kong-based insurer FWD Takaful Bhd and social enterprise Arus Academy, Bursa Malaysia chairman Tan Sri Abdul Wahid Omar pointed out that the...

Wishing all our Parents and Students a Selamat Hari Raya. Taking time off to spend quality time is an important element in life along with Financial Literacy.

Do not forget to have a budget especially after receiving Duit Raya. Remember to always pay yourself first and Save Before Spending!

Gold is often hailed as a hedge against inflation—increasing in value as the purchasing power of the dollar declines.
You can now easily and conveniently buy gold via an ATM.

As what we teach our kids and teens (6-17yo) the different type of money, Fiat Money, Commodity Money and Digital Money (each has its own pros and cons). Commodity Money will always hold a special place and should be part of one's portfolio.

Curious as how we can teach all these complex financial terminology to kids and teens? Drop us a PM or better still, buzz us to find out more about our Moneytree Malaysia proprietary Learn-Thru-Play Mini Economy where we simulate real life experiences in a fun and engaging environment.

As play is the highest form of learning, kids and teens learn best when they are having fun!

Public Gold Group launches first gold dispensing ATM KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 17): Public Gold Group has launched its first gold dispensing automated teller machine (ATM), known as Malaysia Gold ATM, at Menara Public Gold, Tun Razak Exchange, here, to enable consumers to purchase physical gold bars conveniently.

As we welcome the year of the Water Rabbit, it is also a time to wish all our parents and students Good Health, Good Fortune and Great Prosperity.
Stay Safe and have a great year ahead!
To all our students, do remember to budget your Ang Pow Money by using the Money Jars system as well as Pay Yourself First!
We shall welcome back our students after the holidays and we ourselves are looking forward to it!

"A Christmas reminder: Don’t try to borrow any money from elves ... they're always a little short! Have a Merry Christmas!"

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our Parents and Students from all of us here Moneytree Malaysia.

It is also a great time to draft out a new financial resolution for 2023 so that we will never be short of money!

"Malaysian youths are generally unable to manage their finances well, with most of them having low knowledge of the capital market products and low financial literacy." Securities Commission Malaysia

As reported by The Edge Malaysia, this is hardly surprising as Financial Literacy is not a subject taught in school.

At Moneytree Malaysia, we have the perfect solution as we provide a structured Financial Literacy Program catering to kids as young as 6yo right up to 17yo.

How can we do that? The program is designed to engage kids in a fun and engaging manner via our proprietary Learn-Thru-Play Mini Economy approach. Join us this December for a through 3-Day Workshop to learn more. Link: https://www.facebook.com/events/844824293334162/?ref=newsfeed

Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn- Benjamin Franklin.

Malaysian youths generally unable to manage finance well, SC’s survey finds KUALA LUMPUR (June 30): Malaysian youths are generally unable to manage their finances well, with most of them having low knowledge of the capital market products and low financial literacy, according to a survey by the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC).

May the beauty of Diwali fill your home with warmth and love for a joyous celebration.
Happy Diwali to all our parents and students who will be celebrating this auspicious event!
A safe journey to those who are embarking on a much deserved reunion with family and friends out of town.

As we Malaysians celebrate our 65th Independence Day, we here at MoneyTree would like to take this opportunity to wish our parents and students MERDEKA! MERDEKA! MERDEKA!

"The Next Generation's Struggle with the Language of Money" an interview with our founder. Watch this for more information, parenting tips & how we can help the next generation understand the importance of financial literacy to overcome future challenges.
Curious as how we teach such a subject to children as young as 6yo right up to 17yo, drop us a line and we will be more than happy to fill you in. Our proprietary's MoneyTree Learn-Thru-Play Mini Economy approach is a hit among kids.

The Next Generation's Struggle with the Language of Money 'Poor financial planning has led to some 64,632 Malaysians between the ages of 18 and 44 declaring bankruptcy since 2013. Minister in the Prime Minister’s De...

As we do our best to preserve our physical and mental health, the same must also be done for our financial health- The Edge Malaysia

Just like physical fitness, we at Moneytree Malaysia believes that financial fitness should be trained from young age. That is why our structured programs starts from as young as 6yo where habits and mindset can be easily molded.

Start them young and give them a financial head start!

FinanciallyFit: Have you fully utilised the EPF’s benefits? Ever since the pandemic hit us, the importance of keeping healthy has become the top priority for most people. Yet, the focus of health for many has always been on attaining or preserving physical and mental health. What about financial health? How does it fit into our daily life?