Understand What Drives the Best Decision — For You
At Moneyling, we believe the “best” decision isn’t universal — it’s personal. Decision Mastery helps students ages 12 and up develop a framework for making confident, informed choices based on their own values, priorities, and circumstances.

This engaging, story-based course follows Moneyling’s student characters as they navigate real-world decisions that feel familiar to every learner.

• Cari debates whether to use her first paycheck to buy new clothes or start saving for a car.
• Richie considers picking up a part-time job that pays well but limits his study time.
• Amelia weighs whether to join a volunteer program that could open future career doors.
• Beatriz analyzes how to split her summer earnings between fun, savings, and college prep expenses.
• Mallory faces a group project dilemma — go with her friends’ easy plan or push for a better idea.
• Marquis uses critical thinking to navigate peer pressure when his friends suggest a risky purchase.

Through lessons like these, students apply frameworks such as Pros & Cons Lists, Decision Matrices, and the Six Thinking Hats method to identify what truly matters most in each scenario.

By exploring how every decision depends on personal goals, resources, and priorities, learners discover that there’s no single “right” answer — only the best decision for their situation. Decision Mastery builds critical thinking, clarity, and confidence that strengthen every financial and life choice ahead.

Why Schools Love This Course:

• Designed for grades 7–12, ideal for financial literacy and life skills programs
• Builds personalized decision-making and critical thinking
• Uses character-driven storytelling that connects abstract ideas to real experiences
• Encourages students to think deeply before acting — in money and in life

Empower students to define what “the best choice” really means — for them.
Moneyling’s Decision Mastery helps learners navigate decisions with purpose, perspective, and confidence.

The information presented in this course is for educational purposes only and is not intended as financial, investment, or legal advice. Students should not interpret any examples or scenarios as recommendations to buy, sell, or hold specific securities or financial products. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Participants are encouraged to consult a qualified financial advisor or professional before making any personal investment decisions.