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I learned that life is unpredictable and that we should also buy insurance.
Student, Anderson Secondary School
How to manage money efficiently. How to deal with debts and liabilities.
Student, Anderson Secondary School
Loans may be helpful but are risky if we are too reliant on them. It is important to take note of the current economic situation to make informed decisions.
Student, Anderson Secondary School
Loans can be beneficial if used properly, and stocks benefit depending on the economic situation.
Student, Anderson Secondary School
I need to see if I can repay the loan if I want to borrow money, and CPF takes 20% of my earnings.
Student, Anderson Secondary School
I liked how the game is designed with enough interactive and real-life context in it.
Student, Anderson Secondary School
I loved the idea that they used a board game to help us get more engaged in this workshop.
Student, Anderson Secondary School
It was fun and engaging, yet it taught me about important economic concepts such as bonds and loans. There are many opportunities to explore and understand ways to use our money, such as insurance and holidays.
Student, Anderson Secondary School
What I study impacts what kind of job I can obtain in the future; certain purchases are necessary for future success.
Student, Hwa Chong International
We should be careful about spending during the different stages of economic growth. Going to university does not necessarily mean that one will be successful if they are not careful with their spending.
Student, Hwa Chong International
Debt can be incredibly expensive, and qualifications play a large factor in the future.
Student, Hwa Chong International
It was linked back to real life, so it gave me a clear picture of what I can do in the future.
Student, Hwa Chong International
It is fun and interactive, allowing us to learn through games.
Student, Hwa Chong International
I have learnt that there are different times and changes that will be made in life. It is always unpredictable, and we will never know what we will get.
Student, Canberra Secondary School
I have learnt that in life, you might switch your jobs, and it is because you can always explore and learn and find the jobs that you like.
Student, Canberra Secondary School
It is realistic and prepares for a somewhat version of reality. I have learnt quite a lot of knowledge from this.
Student, Canberra Secondary School
Finance management and proper finance decision-making.
Student, Canberra Secondary School
It is very fun as I can play this game with my friends and learn useful information at the same time.
Student, Canberra Secondary School
What is financial literacy? What happens when you go bankrupt?
Student, Hillgrove Secondary School
I've learnt about loans and choosing the right choices.
Student, Hillgrove Secondary School
I love the game. It is so fun to play with friends. The game also helps me learn how to manage my money and shows what happens if I make terrible decisions. I also learned about investment and loans.
Student, Hillgrove Secondary School
Different monetary-related terms and their definitions. Different risks of different monetary policies (E.g loans and stock investments).
Student, Hillgrove Secondary School
The economic cycle and other aspects of financial literacy.
Student, Hillgrove Secondary School
What will I expect in the future? I must think wisely about where I want to go after I graduate.
Student, Hillgrove Secondary School
The different paths and what the outcomes are if you do a certain thing.
Student, Hillgrove Secondary School
I managed to learn the effects of the actions I took.
Student, Hillgrove Secondary School
It was fun and engaging. It required us to think and make informed decisions.
Student, Hillgrove Secondary School
Playing with friends was fun and engaging, and I enjoyed this session as I’m interested in finances, my favourite lesson.
Student, Hillgrove Secondary School
Loans can be good or bad depending on how you use it. It is important to have a stable job.
Student, Ngee Ann Secondary School
What happens during a recession and how difficult it is to get a job.
Student, Ngee Ann Secondary School
I have learnt about the economic cycle and how it affects me. I have also learnt that spending money is hard since I have to know what to use the money on.
Student, Ngee Ann Secondary School
How to manage savings.
Student, Ngee Ann Secondary School
Planning is important, and we need to invest wisely in things.
Student, CHIJ Katong Convent
I learnt about stocks and bonds and about the rise and fall of owning businesses.
Student, CHIJ Katong Convent
I need to buy insurance and choose my course and path correctly to avoid bankruptcy. Choose what I want wisely.
Student, CHIJ Katong Convent
Seeing our friends getting money, losing money, etc. It also made me think about my career/future. I’m hopeful.
Student, CHIJ Katong Convent
It's an interesting way that gives us an idea about post-secondary education.
Student, CHIJ Katong Convent
The tips to do when there is an economic slowdown: Saving for Emergencies and the future.
Student, Changkat Changi Secondary School
I learn that different courses can affect what job we can get.
Student, Changkat Changi Secondary School
I like how the games “showed” me my future and helped me realise the good things and bad things which would help me in my future decisions.
Student, Changkat Changi Secondary School
The game shows us what happens when there is a recession and all other things that affect us in the real world.
Student, Changkat Changi Secondary School
Economic cycle affects one’s lifestyle and spending habits. Life-long learning can help us gain additional skill sets to progress the career path.
Student, Riverside Secondary School
How to make wise decisions and that happiness is an important factor in life.
Student, Riverside Secondary School
I learnt that sometimes we can take risks; we cannot just stay in our comfort zone. I also learnt that happiness is important.
Student, Riverside Secondary School
I must be ready to handle economic changes and have a better view on navigating life as an adult.
Student, Riverside Secondary School
Make informed decisions before investing, and you should plan early for retirement.
Student, Deyi Secondary School
Planning for retirement can start any time and plan for self-investment.
Student, Deyi Secondary School
How to achieve financial stability how it is more important to prepare during young adulthood.
Student, Deyi Secondary School
helps me to understand concepts better, such as insurance and investments.
Student, Deyi Secondary School
Able to learn more about budgeting money and how it will affect many different situations.
Student, Deyi Secondary School
I like that the game was very interactive, making the lesson fun. It also helped me understand the concepts better.
Student, Raffles Girls' School
It was interactive, and they also implemented the use of technology for a more enriching experience.
Student, Raffles Girls' School
It was very interactive and allowed us to learn the topic quickly and experience how it will be in real life.
Student, Raffles Girls' School
I really liked that it was self-directed and allowed our own exploration to learn these concepts. I also liked that it was a fun and well-planned game we could play with friends.
Student, Raffles Girls' School
Save money, choose what's important, spend money wisely.
Student, ACS Barker
Learning how to manage finances, learning about stocks, and which courses are relevant to which future careers.
Student, ACS Barker
Learn more about career options, whether to invest in stuff and choose different business opportunities.
Student, ACS Barker
I have learnt to invest healthily, to buy a house and make smart choices.
Student, ACS Barker
I have learned about managing my finances, know between what I want and what I need, and know what I want to do.
Student, ACS Barker
Learn how to manage money, be prepared for sudden situations that may make you lose money.
Student, ACS Barker
I learn how important it is to save money, manage my income well and don’t trust investments too easily.
Student, ACS Barker
I learn that a lavish life won't lead to a happy life. I learn about stocks and investment too.
Student, ACS Barker
I learnt that my education path doesn’t determine the income and happiness I get from it.
Student, ACS Barker
I learn more about the job world, more about career guidance and opportunities, and also learning about education.
Student, ACS Barker
Know what our future will be like, think wisely before making decisions and the importance of education.
Student, Hai Sing Catholic School
Always make your choices wisely. Get a good education and a job. Save your finances.
Student, Hai Sing Catholic School
I learned to save up money for retirement, To be able to learn as much as possible to gain more experience.
Student, Hai Sing Catholic School
How to manage my expenses, How I should invest in stocks and which period I should invest in, And lastly, how we should manage our education and jobs.
Student, Hai Sing Catholic School
Invest wisely, save wisely and have a good education to have more jobs available.
Student, Hai Sing Catholic School
I learned about financial decisions, life planning and money management.
Student, Hai Sing Catholic School
I learnt more about job aspects and the importance of education, the importance of saving and the importance of CPF.
Student, Hai Sing Catholic School
I learned about recursion, learning how to make choices, learning how to get the job you want through certain courses.
Student, Hai Sing Catholic School
I learnt how to manage my finances and the importance of having an education for the future.
Student, Hai Sing Catholic School
We need to know when to spend or save. We must think carefully before making decisions and always plan for the future.
Student, Hai Sing Catholic School
I learnt the importance of having savings, choosing the right job, and I also learnt more about stocks.
Student, CHIJ Katong
Plan for the future. Savings are very important. Family time and happiness are just as important if not more important.
Student, CHIJ Katong
Sometimes things don't go how you want, like in the case of retrenchment. Demand and supply greatly affect prices. Jobs you get offered is based on your qualifications.
Student, CHIJ Katong
Knowing how to consider what to do to have a stable career and income, the career pathways are wide and the pathway of life has ups and downs.
Student, CHIJ Katong
Your decisions will affect your life, savings are important, getting certs and diplomas help with getting jobs.
Student, CHIJ Katong
To explore different career pathways, learning is a lifelong journey, and changing careers is also an option.
Student, CHIJ Katong
Having a good degree does not ensure you a job. Having multiple degrees could give you more options when looking for a job. The economy is never always stable. There are times we have to act accordingly to the situation.
Student, CHIJ Katong
that we need to be able to adapt to the situation, that we need to acquire the needed skills to work in a certain industry, that there are many unexpected situations.
Student, CHIJ Katong
You have to manage your career pathways in real life, knowing how to be prepared when there are emergencies, knowing how to manage your finances.
Student, CHIJ Katong
Having a job related to what you majored in benefits you. It takes time for one to build and obtain what they want. Happiness is the key to success :)
Student, CHIJ Katong
I learnt to know how to work towards my goal, the different jobs I can apply & the different courses I can take that suit my abilities.
Student, St. Hilda's Secondary School
It is important to save, acquire the right certificate and learn educational additional skills are useful.
Student, St. Hilda's Secondary School
How to choose your career path, how to be vigilant and smart about the choices you make, how to maintain your professional and personal life.
Student, St. Hilda's Secondary School
Decisions should be thought out before being made. It is still possible to recover when financially down. Things may happen at any time, whether good or bad, and we should be prepared to face them.
Student, St. Hilda's Secondary School
We can now know how important it is to save, adapt to the economic changes and choose our paths wisely based on our choice of career.
Student, St. Hilda's Secondary School
It is useful for our future, gives us guidance to help us in the future and also helps us understand better.
Student, St. Hilda's Secondary School
I learned how to save money, and if I decide to save or spend my money, it has consequences.
Student, St. Hilda's Secondary School
I learnt how to control my money, how to think for my future and how to save slowly.
Student, St. Hilda's Secondary School
We need to learn to save our money properly, make financial investments during the right times, and always manage our finances properly.
Student, St. Hilda's Secondary School
I have learnt how to get a suitable degree for the job I want. I have also learned to save and spend money wisely. I have also learnt how to choose my job wisely to my benefit.
Student, St. Hilda's Secondary School
I learnt about how stocks work, economic recessions and how it affects jobs and businesses.
Student, Anglican High School
Being mindful of how I spend money, planning early, learning new things and being open to different career paths, understanding the economic cycle.
Student, Anglican High School
I have learnt that balancing my savings to stocks, CPF, insurance, and side businesses is important. I learned how I can manage money when I enter the workforce. I understand why my parents must plan their salaries and savings meticulously, as they have many factors to consider.
Student, Anglican High School
I should take the right education route to get the career i want. I should be smart in my investments. I should save money.
Student, Anglican High School
We need to save to survive recessions. We need to think carefully about whether we will buy or start a business. We can change jobs in between to try new things and find out our dream jobs.
Student, Anglican High School
We should not spend too much money on irrelevant stuff. We should not spend till we are in debt. Importance of spending less than you earn.
Student, Anglican High School
Planning for the future is important. We should spend wisely to save in the future. Invest in the correct things at the correct time to earn.
Student, Anglican High School
I learnt to be prepared for the future as anything may happen. I learnt to focus not just on monetary objects, but happiness is also crucial in life. I learnt to make wise business decisions.
Student, Anglican High School
Think thoroughly before making a decision. It is important to have sufficient savings. A good education opens up many more job opportunities than I thought.
Student, Anglican High School
Know how to spend wisely and steps to take when there are recessions and finally learnt to make plans in case of emergency.
Student, Anglican High School
I learned how to save, the education pathways and how to buy insurance to help for any injuries or accidents.
Student, St. Joseph's Institution
Thinks smartly, study hard for better jobs or opportunities, choose wisely.
Student, St. Joseph's Institution
Make good life choices, always continue to learn, and always stay positive.
Student, St. Joseph's Institution
You are not promised a job even with a degree. Do not spend a lot of money without earning enough. Save up some money.
Student, St. Joseph's Institution
I learned more about future careers/paths, how to properly/safely invest and to spend money more wisely.
Student, St. Joseph's Institution
We learn how to save money, we learn when to use money, we learn different education pathways.
Student, St. Joseph's Institution
I learnt to plan my time well, I learnt how to spend my money wisely, I know which course to take.
Student, St. Joseph's Institution
Not to be too carefree when spending money, acquiring the suitable degree for a job and to invest your money.
Student, St. Joseph's Institution
To pay attention to how I spend my money, don’t always go for the money, do NOT loan money from a loan shark even if it’s very tempting.
Student, St. Joseph's Institution
To plan for emergencies, to choose the right education pathways and also planning for my future.
Student, St. Joseph's Institution
Recession can also provide great opportunities to gain assets. Happiness or satisfaction should be prioritised in the long term but not at the expense of one’s financial situation to the point that one loses both. Upskilling is necessary to avoid stagnation in one’s career.
Student, Raffles Institution
Loans can be good and bad depending on how they are used. Preparing for recessions is important. Getting a degree is important if you intend to pursue a job in some industries.
Student, Raffles Institution
Savings are important, Education is vital to gain job opportunities, Opportunities are crucial to success.
Student, Raffles Institution
Managing debt from loan with your current income is important. Always save for rainy days. Pick your education carefully for future career options.
Student, Raffles Institution
Take loans wisely - Don’t take so much that you can’t repay. Insurance can protect us from losses resulting from accidents. Diversify income sources to be less susceptible to economic recessions.
Student, Raffles Institution
It is important to have a clear life goal. Money is typically necessary for a life goal, but it is not everything. The way money is spent should change depending on the economy.
Student, Raffles Institution
We must take calculated risks when investing in stocks and shares. We must ensure we do not pile up too many loans. We should ensure we have enough savings during the economic downturn.
Student, Raffles Institution
Progress in education is important. Insurance is essential in emergency cases. Need to be wary of what stocks you buy.
Student, Raffles Institution
We should save money, get higher education and invest wisely.
Student, Raffles Institution
Diversify income stream, avoid taking too many loans, prepare for recession.
Student, Raffles Institution
That your knowledge is important when you want to find a job, buy stocks when they’re low and sell high, always look for new ways to improve yourself (skillsfuture, etc).
Student, Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
To spend money wisely, not rush into things, grasps opportunities.
Student, Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
How to save, invest and how to take advantage of good job opportunities.
Student, Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
I learnt how to manage my money properly, I learnt more about the economic cycle and how it affects the economy, I learnt that the education path I go for will heavily affect my career/job/income in the future.
Student, Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
Don’t impulse buy from fast cash, never spend more amount of what you earn and always invest/save your money for future.
Student, Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
Learn how to spend my money wisely, how to save up and think twice before I wanna purchase anything, how the real world is like through this game.
Student, Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
Managing my money allows us to see the different paths and courses people take. It helps me see how the world works.
Student, Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
We must manage our expenses carefully, Make good life choices like not giving up when we don't get the education we want, And also there are many job opportunities that I can uptake.
Student, Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
Don't spend more than my income, buy stocks when it's low and sell when it's high, don't let debt control me.
Student, Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
You should secure a good education for better pay when working. You should invest during a recession and sell during expansion. You should always have savings for a rainy day.
Student, Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
Spend within your means, plan for the future, be ready for anything.
Student, New Town Secondary School
Spend less than you earn, invest to make your money grow for you, pay your loans on time.
Student, New Town Secondary School
I learnt what education pathways there are. I learnt that the real world requires real financial skills. I learnt how to manage my money effectively.
Student, New Town Secondary School
You can earn interest by saving, and your loan will increase when you take them as there will be an interest charge. You can also earn more by pursuing a high level in your studies.
Student, New Town Secondary School
Be wise with our decisions and the paths we choose. Savings are important. Don't buy stocks when it is increasing.
Student, New Town Secondary School
Diversify your spending, be up to date with concurrent events and get a good education.
Student, New Town Secondary School
To invest properly, getting what you need and jobs that interest you.
Student, New Town Secondary School
I learnt the importance of savings, when I can buy stocks and how I can choose my path in the future.
Student, New Town Secondary School
There is a risk whenever we buy stocks. A certain knowledge can get us to the industry we want. There are many opportunities.
Student, New Town Secondary School
There are ups and downs. Education matters. I will try to manage my finances well.
Student, New Town Secondary School
I learned how to save, the education pathways and how to buy insurance to help for any injuries or accidents.
Student, Springfield Secondary School
Thinks smartly, study hard for better jobs or opportunities, choose wisely.
Student, Springfield Secondary School
Make good life choices, always continue to learn, and always stay positive.
Student, Springfield Secondary School
You are not promised a job even with a degree. Do not spend a lot of money without earning enough. Save up some money.
Student, Springfield Secondary School
I learned more about future careers/paths, how to properly/safely invest and to spend money more wisely.
Student, Springfield Secondary School
We learn how to save money, we learn when to use money, we learn different education pathways.
Student, Springfield Secondary School
I learnt to plan my time well, I learnt how to spend my money wisely, I know which course to take.
Student, Springfield Secondary School
Not to be too carefree when spending money, acquiring the suitable degree for a job and to invest your money.
Student, Springfield Secondary School
To pay attention to how I spend my money, don’t always go for the money, do NOT loan money from a loan shark even if it’s very tempting.
Student, Springfield Secondary School
To plan for emergencies, to choose the right education pathways and also planning for my future.
Student, Springfield Secondary School