Money Game FAQ

F.A.Q: Presentation to ask for Sponsorship

July 18, 2011

Question from Money Game Coach: I am doing a presentation to a Financial Institution in August with the aim to have them sponsor ME to run the ‘Money Game’ in schools and/or as an after school program. If you have any tips I would love to her them! Answer: Hi…in response to your question about [...]

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F.A.Q. What if I want more advanced training for The Money Game?

April 19, 2011

Great question! Several Money Game Coaches have asked us for additional training so we thought we’d give you the answers right here on your website. As you might have noticed when you watched The Money Game training videos, on the website or at home using the DVD you received in your Ready-to-Play Money Game, there’s [...]

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F.A.Q. How many hours can you teach with this program?

April 19, 2011

How many hours you can teach with The Money Game depends on the following… How many students/players you have. The larger the group, the longer it takes to teach each round. How many rounds of the game you decide to play in one hour. You can play them quickly or more leisurely. The number of [...]

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How To Win The Money Game

February 13, 2011

It seems that one of the most allusive states mankind seeks is this thing we have dubbed Financial Freedom. Up until maybe a decade ago, we weren’t so concerned about winning the money game so quickly. We worked, saved our money, did our best to invest it wisely and then when that day came around, [...]

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Do I really have to do the social media thing?

February 9, 2011

I get this question often from the people I coach. And the answer is… YES! You do. But only if you want to be successful in your business. If you’re not in business and you don’t care about connecting the new way (I didn’t say the better way), then you can ignore it completely. BUT, [...]

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FAQ: Why are the game bag amounts different than the money jar amounts?

December 30, 2010

This is a great question. It was sent it by Elisa, one of our licensees in Monterey, Mexico. Her specific question was: Question: Why aren’t the money jar percentages aligned exactly with the money game expenses? For example, why isn’t there savings bag in the money game and why is donation 10% in the money [...]

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What Do I Charge For A Money Game Day?

December 27, 2010

Another great question. I’ve got it from many people over the years in regard to offering week-long or short format Camp Millionaire programs to school, park & rec departments, YMCAs, etc. Here are my suggestions. Step 1: Decide on the best format for your market. Ideas… All day program of at least 3 hours to [...]

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If I purchase the PDF version of the game, what do I have to create?

December 22, 2010

That’s a great question. The answer is…”Everything” but it’s not quite as challenging as yo might think. Basically, there are the following pieces (refer to image at the right): 1) The Expense Bags (there are 8 of them) 2) The Asset Bags (there are 3 of them) 3) Instructional Manual (you’ll print this) 4) Instructional [...]

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The Money Game Teleseminar Transcribed

December 1, 2010

If you missed the original teleseminar we did on The Money Game but don’t want to listen to, you can read what we talked about here. My suggestion is to print it out, find yourself a little tea and enjoy… Here we go… “Hi and Welcome to The Money Game Teleseminar My name is Elisabeth [...]

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What is the difference between Camp Millionaire and The Money Game

December 1, 2010

This post is meant to clarify the difference between the Camp Millionaire licensing program and The Money Game. I’m going to frame it in terms of how you learn and use both programs. Keep in mind that the Camp Millionaire program uses The Money Game in every program, except short versions where you’re just doing [...]

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