LifeCents
Educational
Learn basic personal finance concepts through interactive lessons & mini-games.
- Downloads
- 23+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Aug 4
- 2026 · v1.0.2
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About LifeCents
LifeCents is an educational personal finance game designed to help students learn basic money concepts in an engaging and interactive format.
LifeCents helps users learn introductory personal finance concepts, compare credit cards and debit cards, and build familiarity with common financial terms through interactive lessons and educational gameplay.
LifeCents is designed to support financial literacy and does not connect to bank accounts, track real-world spending, create budgets, provide financial advice, or process financial transactions.
LifeCents helps users learn introductory personal finance concepts, compare credit cards and debit cards, and build familiarity with common financial terms through interactive lessons and educational gameplay.
LifeCents is designed to support financial literacy and does not connect to bank accounts, track real-world spending, create budgets, provide financial advice, or process financial transactions.
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