The Teen Money Moves HQ

Teen Money Moves HQ logo: the name in pixel-style lettering on a green badge beside a stack of gold coins.

Afraid your teen’s less-than-ideal *ahem* spending habits are a preview of a money-stressed adult life?

Maybe this shows up as…

  • Extra money seems to vanish in 24 hours with little thought
  • “I’ll save next week” turns into bubble tea and snacks
  • "I’ll pay you back” has become a pet peeve between the two of you
  • Not knowing where their last $20 went
  • They’re stuck in an impulse-buy-and-regret-later loop
  • Too many strong emotions when it comes to their money (both good and bad)

But knowing where to start with tackling all of this seems overwhelming. Besides, teens don’t necessarily love listening to their parents, anyway.

This is why I created The Teen Money Moves HQ.

Teach your teen to make smart money decisions now – so they’re ready when the stakes get bigger 💰

Teens don’t need more tips.

  • They need repeatable decision skills + practice applying them.
  • To work within repeatable frameworks so they see money management in an organized and understandable way
  • To learn transferable money skills while the stakes are low
  • To have their small wins stack up, so that they build that money confidence

The Teen Money Moves HQ is designed to help teens think better about money

It’s a skill-building system, not a content membership.

The Teen Money Moves HQ  includes everything to help your teen develop a healthy, confident relationship with money: 

Teen Money Moves HQ printables fanned out: My Money Focus, My Money System, My Monthly Money Calendar and a blank Money Calendar grid.

1. Teen Money Essentials Toolkit

The Teen Money Essentials Toolkit gives your teen a clear money system, a focused goal, and a monthly planning rhythm – so they stop reacting to money and start managing it.

Teens will:

  • Build out their Money System Control Panel, so money management stops feeling random
  • Define their  “next money target” so that they become engaged with the process 
  • Go through a  5–10 minute monthly planning routine, so they see money coming in and going out (fewer surprises)
More Teen Money Moves HQ printables: The Need-Want Slider, Money Rules, and The Spend Scanner Week 1 tracking sheet.

2. Monthly Micro Lesson & Action Challenge

  • One focused money skill each month in a short, teen-friendly format
  • Clear examples of this money skill tied to real teen situations so that lessons actually feel like they apply
  • A simple, actionable monthly challenge built around the micro-lesson, so your teen turns knowledge into behavior – not just good intentions
  • Weekly “Level Up Money Move” commitment, so the lesson turns into behavior – not just awareness.
  • Repeatable challenge frameworks, so confidence builds month after month through consistency
Three phones showing Teen Money Moves HQ video lessons, including an online job tracker for teens and a lesson on giving a child a small money allowance.

3. Monthly Money Coaching Call

  • Monthly live group coaching session so your teen gets real-time answers to the decisions they’re facing right now
  • Parent + teen clarity around tough situations  so you don’t have to navigate every money mistake alone
  • Mentorship focused on decision-making, not shame, so your teen builds confidence instead of defensiveness

You know teaching your kids and teens about money is very important. I'm here to help.

I'm Amanda L. Grossman, a Certified Financial Education Instructor (CFEI®), winner of the 2017 Plutus Foundation Grant to create a kid money program (the Mt. Everest Money Simulation: A Kid's Educational Adventure), and a 17-year personal finance blogger.

I specialize in teaching kids and teens real-world money management through hands-on financial education systems. My resources are used by parents, educators, and classrooms to teach financial literacy in a practical, engaging way.

Not only do I feel qualified to help you teach your kid(dos) and teens how to earn, save, and manage their money, but I darn well looooooovvvve these subjects.

Here's more about me.

Amanda L. Grossman, Certified Financial Education Instructor (CFEI®) and founder of Money Prodigy

Ready for your child to start using their money more confidently, and for you to feel like you're teaching them all those important money life skills you thought you always would?

FAQs

1. What age is this for?

This is a membership for teens between 13 and 19 years old.

2. Do we need to buy anything else after our purchase?

Not much at all.

You'll need to print out the pages each month (either using your own ink or the office shop's). A binder to put each of the pages into would be helpful so that your teen can reference it AND watch their skills grow over time.

I suggest a really fun binder that'll get your teen's interest, but in a pinch, any ol' binder will work.