YOUR TURN
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Lessons that pay you back in points, from age 13 up. Walk with Paul from his first lesson at 13.
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AGE 13 · FIRST LESSON
“I did my first Kredit Quest lesson on the bus home.”
In Kredit Quest: Fundamentals of Credit
AGE 16 · FIRST PAYCHECK
“I got my first paycheck and finally had a budget. I traded 25,000 points for a $25 gift card.”
In Kredit Quest: Budgeting lessons and rewards
COMING SOON
AGE 18 · FIRST CREDIT CARD
“I knew how a credit card works before I ever had one.”
In Kredit Quest: Credit Cards lessons
AGE 22 · FIRST APARTMENT
“Rent, groceries and savings, all in one budget. My first place.”
In Kredit Quest: Renting and Budgeting lessons
AGE 27 · MEETS PAULA
“I met Paula. We both had savings goals, so we started one together.”
In Kredit Quest: Savings goals
AGE 30 · THE CUBS ARRIVE
“Our cubs arrived, and we started saving for them right away.”
In Kredit Quest: Saving lessons
AGE 36 · KIDDIE KREDIT
“The cubs started their chores in Kiddie Kredit and earned their first points.”
In Kiddie Kredit: chores and points for kids up to 12
AGE 43 · MOVING UP
“Our oldest turned 13 and moved up to Kredit Quest.”
In Kredit Quest: the move from Kiddie Kredit at 13
AGE 48 · OFF TO COLLEGE
“The cubs turned 18 and headed off to college, each ready to apply for their own Kredit Card.”
In Kredit Quest: The Kredit Card, coming soon
AGE 52 · ENJOYING THE VIEW
“With the cubs at college, Paula and I sat back and looked out at the future we’re building for our family.”
In Kredit Quest: Savings goals
AGE 65 · RETIRED
“I retired, and I still do a lesson a day.”
In Kredit Quest: daily lessons and streaks
AGE 68 · GRANDPA PAUL
“Now the grandcubs are starting Kiddie Kredit, and I’m cheering them on.”
In Kiddie Kredit: their first chores and points
YOUR TURN
Where Would Your Journey Start?
Three questions like the ones in the app’s placement test. Paul took it at 13.
Take the TestPaul and his family are made up. The points show what lessons, streaks and challenges can add up to; they aren’t a promise of rewards.
