Financial education for youth
Our second financial education initiative OhMoney is aimed at young people aged 13-17. This is a direct follow-up to our first educational offering, ManoMoneta. Because when it comes to money and finance, you never stop learning.
Our aim with OhMoney is to support teachers in grades 7 to 10 in teaching important financial topics relevant to everyday life, and thus to meet a major wish of the target group. After all, 93% of young people in Germany want financial education to take place in school.
The interactive learning offer is thematically oriented to the reality of young people's lives. This target group in particular is increasingly making financial decisions and becoming more independent. We want to accompany them in this development and enable them to act in a financially competent and responsible manner.
On our OhMoney website, you will find not only all the teaching materials, but also the heart of our initiative: interactive learning videos that provide young people with simple and practical know-how on various financial topics.
Currently we offer OhMoney in Germany, but in the next steps we hope of course to be able to spread it even further.
OhMoney is funded by donations from Hanseatic Bank and the EOS Group.
Insights into our work
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OhMoney on Tiktok
The newest addition to our social media accounts is our OhMoney TikTok account. Since July 2025 we try to address young people where they spent their leisure time and provide them with educational but also fun content.
Awarded!
In the summer of 2024, the OhMoney teaching material was awarded the Comenius EduMedia Seal for didactic and media quality in the category of school education and personnel development.
The OhMoney teaching materials have also been evaluated by the so called 'Materialkompass' of the Federation of German Consumer Organizations. The 'Materialkompass' stands for independent quality testing of teaching materials in the field of consumer education. The evaluation criteria relate to content, didactics, and design of the materials.
Each teaching material was evaluated individually. The material “Auf in die Unabhängigkeit” (Towards Independence) received a “Very Good” rating, while the materials “Dein Geld immer im Blick” (Keep an Eye on Your Money), “Urlaub mit Freund*innen” (Vacation with Friends), and “Influencer*innen Werbung” (Influencer Advertising) were rated “Good.”