The New Game Daytrader Exposes Players to the Sharp World of Finance
Simal Yilmaz — February 7, 2013 — Life-Stages
References: playdaytrader & kickstarter
Daytrader is a new financial board game for all finance gurus and enthusiasts, as well as those who want to learn a bit about the art and science of investing in the stock market. The game board is colorfully and lightheatedly designed to minimize the intimidating subject matter.
It is a perfectly fun and educational activity parents can spend time with their kids doing. A lot of parents these days worry about the games their children play due to not understanding the learning curves. This is a wonderful opportunity for these parents to take control and expose their children to the basic knowledge of the way financial markets work.
Even if they're not preparing their kids to be the next Dave Ramsey, exposing them to the understanding of this subject matter from an early age will showcase benefits eventually.
It is a perfectly fun and educational activity parents can spend time with their kids doing. A lot of parents these days worry about the games their children play due to not understanding the learning curves. This is a wonderful opportunity for these parents to take control and expose their children to the basic knowledge of the way financial markets work.
Even if they're not preparing their kids to be the next Dave Ramsey, exposing them to the understanding of this subject matter from an early age will showcase benefits eventually.
Trend Themes
1. Financial Education Games - Create more financial board games to provide accessible education on investing to children and adults alike.
2. Gamification of Finance - Introduce gamification into personal finance apps and tools to make them more palatable and engaging to users.
3. Family Learning Activities - Develop more family-oriented activities that promote financial literacy and educate parents and children on finance-related topics.
Industry Implications
1. Board Game Industry - Partner with finance experts to develop more educational board games that simulate real-world financial scenarios.
2. Fintech Industry - Develop interactive financial apps and tools that incorporate gamification and interactive elements for users.
3. Education Industry - Partner with financial experts to create more resources and curricula for schools to incorporate financial education into the curriculum.
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