WealthWise Kids · For parents
What we collect about your child
Written in plain English, not legal language. If anything here is unclear, ask us and we will answer directly: privacy@wealthwisekids.org
The short version
We measure decisions, not children.
Our programs are built to see whether a child’s financial decisions change over time. That works on patterns across thousands of anonymous choices. It has never required us to know who your child is.
If your family uses WealthWise Kids at home
Nothing is kept about your child without your yes.
- No account for your child
- No login, no email address, no name
- No birthdate, photographs or location
The Family Edition is paper and conversation. In the Founding Family Pilot, a parent may choose a before and after: with written permission, we keep the child’s choices in The $100 Week and how long each took, under an anonymous code with the grade band, so the parent can see what changed. It is never sold, kept up to 24 months, and deleted within 30 days of a request. Say no and nothing is kept.
If your child uses WealthWise Kids through a school
Choices, stored against a random ID.
Schools use our programs to see whether financial education is changing student behavior, and to report that to their board or a funder.
Our commitments
Things we will never do.
Your rights, and how to use them
Email privacy@wealthwisekids.org and put Data request in the subject line.
The law, briefly
Why school and home are different.
COPPA, the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act, governs collecting information from children under 13. Where a school uses our programs, the school gives consent on behalf of parents, which is how COPPA is designed to work in classrooms. Where a family uses our programs directly that does not apply, so we ask the parent, or we collect nothing at all.
FERPA protects student records held by schools. It applies to our school partnerships. It does not cover homeschool families, which is exactly why our family default is to collect nothing.
For districts. We do not display compliance badges. FERPA and COPPA are laws, not certifications, and no agency issues a seal for them. What we do instead is sign your data privacy agreement: your district’s own, or the Student Data Privacy Consortium’s national agreement, before any student data is created. Ask for it in your first conversation with us.
This notice is written for parents. The formal legal disclosures, including our COPPA, FERPA and SOPIPA positions, are on the legal notices page. Last updated September 2026. WealthWise Kids is a product of WealthWise Kids LLC, Atlanta, Georgia.
