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120 questions across six themes, including a Junior section, crafted to spark deeper conversations about money, relationships and life.
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The beliefs that shaped how you think, choose, and feel about money.
The conversations that build trust and bring families closer.
The confidence to make decisions that feel clear and grounded.
The habits and emotions behind what we buy (and why).
The everyday choices that create freedom and breathing room.
The future you want to build.
A teenager laughs at a question they weren’t expecting.
A parent shares a childhood money story they’ve never told before.
A grandparent explains the first thing they ever saved for.
Forty-five minutes later, your family knows each other a little better and money has become a conversation instead of a taboo.
Perfect for:
Pull up a chair and gather your people around the kitchen table.
Draw a card and read the question aloud.
Youngsters and grown-ups included. Let everyone be heard.
Let the conversation take you places. There is no endgame but connection.
Families learn things they never knew
Children grow up with confidence, not anxiety
Real conversations replace awkward silences
Lessons get passed on & habits change
Start tonight, at your own table.
| Typical Money Advice | After Dinner Cents |
|---|---|
| Lectures | Conversations |
| Budget worksheets | Real stories |
| One-way teaching | Everyone participates |
| Correct answers | Different perspectives |
| Pressure | Curiosity |
Quick answers to the most common questions about After Dinner Cents.
Everything you need to start meaningful family conversations from the very first game.
Carefully crafted questions that help families reflect, laugh and discover new things about one another.
Age-appropriate questions that help children build confidence talking about money alongside the adults they trust.
Learn the game in under two minutes and start meaningful conversations straight away.
A durable keepsake box with premium poker-sized cards (63 × 88 mm), designed to protect your game and look beautiful on your bookshelf or coffee table.
Two powerful resources. One shared mission: Stronger money conversations. Confident families. Lasting impact.
Understand the psychology behind your money habits.
Put those ideas into practice through conversation.
Because financial literacy is not just about knowing the numbers — it’s about understanding the stories, habits, and conversations behind them.
Thought provoking and sometimes confronting, these questions encourage reflection on where your financial beliefs, habits and literacy have come from. A valuable opportunity to explore both the positive influences and the limiting messages that have shaped your relationship with money.
Vera Mannion | Director | HRX Consulting
More than a money game – it gets you thinking about the patterns, values and experiences behind your relationship with money. It can spark powerful conversations across generations, uncover what needs attention, and leave you with greater self-awareness, compassion and confidence.
Ashley Ogilvie | Integrative Psychotherapist | Ao Therapy
Financial literacy fails when it’s taught as a lecture. This game works because it’s a conversation that opens up the money topics families often avoid.
Suzana Stapar | International Specialist Skills Institute (ISSI) Fellow & AMEP Coordinator | Box Hill Institute
Imagine discovering something you never knew about the people you love—a belief, a fear, or a money story they’ve been carrying for years—all because one conversation card finally opened the door.
The conversations that matter most are often the ones we never think to start.
One day, you’ll wish you’d asked more questions. Today, you still can.
