Finance's money academy: 12 worlds, each lesson Learn → Think → Apply, plus situations, a thinking lab and experiments.
In Finance, pick 🧠 Money Lessons (the last tab; on a phone, slide the tab bar). It opens its own page with its own sidebar. Back to Finance, at the top of that sidebar, returns you.
Money Lessons is also public at myfulljourney.com/money-lessons — 138 lessons across 12 worlds — free to read without an account. Signed in, lessons add a line from your own Finance data and save your answers.
Start here asks where you are with money and what brings you here, then suggests a level (🌱 Foundation, 🌿 Practical, 🌳 Deep thinking) and one of seven learning paths. It is your choice, not a test, and nothing is locked.
Twelve worlds: Money foundations, Your relationship with money, Money psychology, Earning, Spending, Budgeting & cash flow, Saving & safety, Debt & borrowing, Investing & wealth building, Taxes, insurance & financial systems, Wealth, work & life, and the Philosophy of money.
Each lesson has three steps. Learn: the idea, why it matters, a real example, how people behave, common mistakes and different perspectives. Think: one to three questions, saved privately; Keep as a thought copies your answer to LearnSpace → My Thoughts. Apply: a Try it exercise and a line from your own Finance data, with a link to where you can act.
Real-life situations (a first salary, irregular income, debt, a sudden windfall and more), the Money Thinking Lab (you write your reasoning first, then see how others reason — no single right answer), money experiments with a daily log, world checks that explain every answer and keep no score, and My reflections.
The money glossary, Books & thinkers (idea, argument and counter-argument) and Concepts A–Z are under Reference in the sidebar. The search at the top of the sidebar finds any lesson.
Money Lessons is education, not personal financial advice, and never recommends a product. Lessons on tax, insurance, investing and debt say where rules differ by country. What you read shows on Compass → Life map under Money, in words, never a score.
Open Money Lessons — learn how money works in the app (sign-in required).