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August 3rd, 2005

Smart Money Game

An educational game, initially developed by an anonymous businessman in Hong Kong, finally finished and now localized for Malaysia, claims that it teaches wise money management. Supposedly “like Monopoly, but for adults.” A US version doesn’t appear to exist (yet).

Success in the game depends on wise decision making and a small amount of luck; the goal is to steer your finances through the hills and valleys of life.

“This is a game that enables people to monitor their expenses and look at their debts more carefully.

“They’ll also be more open to opportunities when they come along. The most common reasons for turning them down are that they have no time, money, or that it’s too risky.”

What’s the worst that could happen?

“You could go bankrupt and be saddled with too much debt. It is very sobering when people learn the folly of spending or borrowing too much money, or taking too much risk.

The Smart Money Game website centers around a championship series, but offers advice on where to purchase the board game in Malaysia and surrounding areas. Let’s hope that it makes its way to the United States.

Posted by bill in Investments, Manage Your $

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2 Responses to “Smart Money Game”

  1. Brittlefish » Game Links - Aug 3, 2005 says:

    [...] loped in Hong Kong and localized for Malaysia, teaches sound money management skills. Seen here. Wolfenstein 83 — Castle Wolfenstein for the TI-83 or TI-84 calculator. No it [...]

  2. Arrivu says:

    I have played the board game in Malaysia, and I have to say it’s better than Robert Kiyosaki’s Cashflow 101 and 202.
    No idea why they never try to promote the game worldwide.

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