Instead of forcing boring information about economy into our children’s minds, we should focus on what researchers call “experiential learning”, or in layman's terms “learning by doing”.

Personal finance rarely makes it on to their schedule, even though it is important to learn this lesson at a young age.

The Gimi Card is a prepaid Mastercard® developed for children and young adults in order for them to manage real money and prepare themselves for life’s financial challenges.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, a time of good cheer and being close to loved ones. But, Christmas as a parent often means financial and mental stress. Don’t pass it on to your kids, teach them a money lesson this year!

In-game currency is so popular that it represents almost 50% of the gaming industry’s revenue. In this article we will help parents navigate the at times confusing world of games and this new phenomenon.

Gimi is proud to be recognised as one of the 250 most promising, private Fintech companies in the world by CB Insights.

A new national study, with over 1,000 children and young adults living all over Sweden, shows that Swedish children have insufficient knowledge about money and finances.

Nowadays four- and five-year-olds can learn the foundations of coding and computer commands before they can even write and spell words. Older children can learn how to code through classes, mentors and online tutorials

Today Veckopengen is putting on a new hat! Our new name is Gimi and together with our users, we will continue our journey to cyberspace and digital money.

It’s important also that children understand you need to work to earn money, as well as concept of saving for rainy day, and pocket money can be an important guide on this matter