Money books for every age, from 5 to 65
One page per age group, written for Indian homes and priced in rupees. Children's books (ages 5–9) are ₹200 with single printable pages at ₹100, school-age books (10–17) are ₹300, the early-career book (18–25) is ₹400, and the mid-career (25–50) and retirement (50–65) planning books are ₹500 each. No sign-in: pay on PhonePe or any UPI app and the PDF downloads straight away.
Ages 5–9 · ₹200
Coins, the three jars, pocket money, a first micro-business and a first bank account.
Coins, the three jars and the very first idea of saving.
Earning small amounts, counting change and keeping a simple record.
Build a first micro-business, decode advertising and make smarter price choices.
Digital banking, snowball math and cyber safety for a cashless world.
Ages 10–17 · ₹300
Budgets, inflation, compounding, CIBIL, taxes, shares and the maths behind a first investment.
Assets, inflation math and building a first net-worth sheet.
Fintech wallets, 50-30-20 ratios and stock market basics.
Earning outside pocket money and running a simple budget.
Compound interest, inflation and wealth engines for Class 8.
Risk-return matrix, P/E ratios and stock valuation for Class 9.
CIBIL scores, capital gains tax and the net worth sheet for Class 10.
Adult bank accounts, salary slips, income tax slabs and first investments.
Ages 18–25 · ₹400
First salary slip, emergency fund, credit score, tax regime choice and SIP compounding.
Early career wealth engineering, financial autonomy and equity compounding.
Ages 25–50 · ₹500
Cash flow, rent vs buy, tax planning, child goals, retirement corpus and net worth.
Executive wealth engineering, real estate maths, tax arbitrage and financial autonomy.
Ages 50–65 · ₹500
Bucket strategy, SWP income, SCSS and POMIS, NPS exit, senior health cover and legacy transfer.
Capital preservation, tax-efficient drawdown, healthcare shielding and clean legacy transfer.
Koustav Biswas · AMFI-registered Mutual Fund Distributor · ARN-194809 · EUIN E389902. Educational learning material for families, not investment advice.