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Singapore-based financial literacy startup PlayMoolah has today launched a new mobile app that’s sort of a cross between The Game of Life and Cashflow, with a Singaporean twist. The game,

Yusheng Rush compels players to find over 50 Yusheng ingredients with a limited shopping budget.

Over here at Tech in Asia, we’re greatly encouraged by the number of females joining the technology and startup scene. We’re even more appreciative of local initiatives like Singapore Geek

For parents, what do you do when you want to educate your children on the importance of smart money management? Singapore-based startup Playmoolah thinks it has the answer, and has

Moolah It is essentially a wishlist for kids, designed to help them learn about budgeting.

PlayMoolah has just received USD50,000 in cash prize as the overall winner of the Innotribe Startup Challenge 2012 at Sibos in Japan. They were selected from 10 finalist startups after

The partnership will give the bank’s Mighty Savers access to PlayMoolah’s online education game, which teaches kids about personal finance.

PlayMoolah, a Singapore-based startup specializing in financial education for kids, has launched its first iPad app, a game called Coin Catcher. It teaches children about wants versus needs and identifying

Playmoolah, a startup that has developed a money management game for children that ties them to real life and real money, has won the “Top Startup” title at the Innotribe

PlayMoolah offers parents tools to teach their kids about money. Its approach involves getting children to learn through play and real-world decision-making. It utilizes a balanced curriculum that teaches kids to earn, spend, save, invest, and give.