Financial Education for Kids Ages 3–13

Give Their Money Habits a Head Start.

Torrance Community Credit Union has partnered with My First Nest Egg to help children practice saving, spending and giving through an engaging educational app—free for TCCU members.

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A plant growing from coins surrounded by puzzle pieces labeled Learn, Invest, Grow and Build

How It Works

One App. Three Accounts.
Real Money Lessons.

Each child receives a digital piggy bank divided into Save, Spend and Give accounts. Parents guide the experience, and no real money or bank information is required.

Save

Kids set goals and watch their balance grow, helping them practice patience and learn to save before spending.

Spend

Children practice making thoughtful spending choices and begin understanding the trade-offs that come with each purchase.

Give

Kids can set aside a portion for generosity, building the habit of giving alongside saving and spending.

Age 7

Many attitudes and habits around money begin taking shape during a child's earliest years.

Why It Matters

Built by Parents. Backed by Child Psychologists.

My First Nest Egg was created by two moms working alongside child psychologists to turn everyday chores and allowances into lessons that stick.

Patent-pending chore puzzles that make earning engaging
Daily bite-sized lessons that build financial vocabulary
A kid-friendly credit score game
Monthly leaderboards and goal tracking

Take a Peek

Learning That Feels Like a Game.

Children see a digital home for their Save, Spend and Give balances, along with age-appropriate activities that make financial education approachable.