Give Your Child a Head Start on Money, Starting This Week

Grab a free chapter from Raising a Wealthy Filipino Kid — a guided workbook for parents and their 10-13 year olds, built around real Filipino money habits.

You want your child to understand money. School won't teach it.

  • They ask for baon increases but don't know where money comes from
  • You want to talk about saving, but don't know where to start the conversation
  • You worry they'll grow up with the same money struggles you had
  • Every guide you find is written for American kids, not Filipino families

Built for Filipino Families

Ipon, gastos, bigay, sari-sari store roleplay — lessons your child will actually recognize.

Do It Together

Each chapter has a short lesson, a story, and a hands-on activity for parent and child side by side.

One Chapter at a Time

No pressure to finish in a weekend. Go at your child's pace, one chapter a week.

What's Inside the Workbook

  • 7 guided chapters, from where money comes from to raising a mini entrepreneur
  • A story and hands-on activity in every chapter
  • A Weekly Ipon Log to build the saving habit
  • A Certificate of Completion for your child

★★★★★

My daughter finally understands why I say 'hindi porke may pera' every time she asks for something. The sari-sari activity made it click.

Marife D.

Parent of a 12-year-old

★★★★★

We used to argue about baon money. Now we sit down every Sunday with the workbook instead.

Joel R.

Parent of an 11-year-old

Is the free chapter really free?

Yes. No card required — just your email and it's on its way.

What age is this for?

The Tween Edition is built for kids ages 10 to 13, done together with a parent.

Do I need to be good with money myself?

No. The workbook guides you step by step, so you're learning alongside your child.

What happens after I get the chapter?

You'll get the full introduction plus Chapter 1: Where Money Really Comes From, with the story and activity included.

Start the Money Conversation This Week

Get Chapter 1 free and see if it's the right fit for your family.

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Raising a Wealthy Filipino Kid — by Ms. Zata | Wealthy Filipina Blueprint