Why no one taught us how to deal with money?
They didn’t teach us how to manage money because the system benefits from us not knowing. If we don’t understand debt, we’re easier to get into it. If we don’t budget, we spend more. If we feel ashamed about our finances, we stay quiet. Financial literacy was never part of the plan—and now we’re left to teach ourselves what we should’ve learned early on.
44%
Of young people who are not investing, say “they don’t know where to start.
74%
of Gen Z do not feel confident in their financial knowledge,
21%
of Gen Zers find it difficult to make ends meet in a typical month
19%
said they would not be able to come up with $2,000 in an emergency.
Daddy money is here to change that
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Daddy money is here to change that 〰️
I created Daddy Money because I was tired of budgeting apps that feel like homework…
Let’s be honest, we suck at saving money.
Because of lack of education.
Lack of money culture at home.
Nihilistic disbelief in todays monetary structures.
Financial crisis, tariffs and other bs.. tough times make tough people, right…
Many younger americans, just like us, are worried about their financial health. 44% of those not investing say they are unsure where to start, which suggests a lack of confidence and understanding in managing risk and making investment decisions.
Our generation has lost all belief in being financially independent. Around 74% of Gen Z do not feel confident in their financial knowledge, and 75% of U.S. teens have expressed a desire to learn more about personal finance.
21% of Gen Zers find it difficult to make ends meet in a typical month, and 19% said they would not be able to come up with $2,000 in an emergency. We are here to change that.
We created Daddy Money because we faced same issues and wanted a tool that is not complicated and talks in our own language and doesn’t feel like homework. Therefore, Daddy money, is simple and engaging, it is fun to use and actually works.