Two fintech leaders unite to bridge the gap between financial education and real-world money management for the next generation
Learning and real-world action have always been disconnected. This partnership finally brings them together.
Powered by Zogo
Gamified, bite-sized financial lessons approved by Certified Financial Planners. Badges, streaks, and rewards
keep kids engaged.
Powered by BusyKid
Real chores, real allowance, real spending decisions. Kids earn, save, share, spend, and invest.
BusyKid, the award-winning family finance app that teaches kids real-world money management through chores, allowance, save and invest, and Zogo, the leading gamified financial education platform trusted by 200+ financial institutions, today announced a strategic partnership to deliver a unified "learn and do" experience for Gen Alpha.
The partnership integrates Zogo's CFP-approved, gamified lessons directly into the BusyKid ecosystem, enabling kids to learn core financial concepts — budgeting, saving, investing, and credit — and immediately apply those lessons with real money through BusyKid's money management system for kids, that actually teaches them how to manage money!.
“Kids don't need another lesson about compound interest. They need to see their own savings grow. That's what this partnership delivers — the ‘aha’ moment where knowledge becomes behavior.”
— Gregg Murset, CEO & Founder, BusyKid
According to a 2025 study by the National Endowment for Financial Education, fewer than 25% of young adults feel confident about their personal finances. Meanwhile, Gen Alpha — the first generation born entirely in the smartphone era — is interacting with digital wallets, payment apps, and online commerce before they turn 10.
By combining Zogo's education engine with BusyKid's transactional platform, the partnership aims to build financial habits during the critical developmental window where attitudes about money are first formed.
Financial literacy shouldn't stop at a quiz score. When kids can take what they've learned and put it into practice — earning, saving, and making real financial decisions — that's when education becomes transformation.
The integration will be available to BusyKid's family users and to financial institution partners seeking to engage younger demographics and their households.
BusyKid is an award-winning family finance app that gives parents the tools to teach kids about earning, saving, sharing, spending, and investing — with real money. Founded by Gregg Murset, a CFP® with six kids, BusyKid now serves families and financial institutions nationwide.
Zogo is a gamified financial education platform helping 200+ U.S. financial institutions teach literacy through short, interactive lessons and rewards. Seamlessly integrated or standalone, Zogo turns education into action, empowering the next generation to take control of their financial future.
What this partnership means for families and financial institutions.
Financial concepts aren't abstract anymore — kids learn a skill, then practice it with real money.
Reaches the first digitally-native generation during the critical window when money habits form.
Financial institutions gain access to entire families, not just individual account holders.
Evidence-based education paired with hands-on practice builds habits that last into adulthood.
Early engagement wins. Financial institutions that connect with families during childhood don’t just acquire a customer — they earn the trust of an entire household. Kids who grow up banking with your institution become adults who stay.
The BusyKid x Zogo integration brings gamification to financial education — making learning about money fun, rewarding, and tied to real-world action. For partner institutions, it’s a turnkey way to drive engagement, deepen household relationships, and build long-term loyalty.
Reach families when habits are forming
Win the whole family, not just one account
Customers who grow up with you, stay with you
Whether you’re a financial institution, school,
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