I bought this for my daughter for Christmas 20 - 25 years ago. I just bought this and three other items from Lakeshore Learning for the Spark of Love Toy Drive. I hope a child who receives this game will enjoy it as much as my daughter did. It allowed her love of math to grow, and she grew up and graduated with a Business Administration/Finance degree. I recommend this game for any child of a certain age (I believe 6 0r 7 and older), it is a fun game and the child learns so much!

This was purchased in hopes that it will entice my first-grade great-granddaughter to enjoy arithmetic instead of being bored by it. Her grandmother will be playing the game with her. We haven't had it long enough to know if it will work.

Terrific game for fun and learning money skills. The whole family enjoys it!

My kids and I had a lot of fun with this game! It’s great for young kids who are just learning about money and older ones who are ready to practice making change and understanding buying and earning.

My son would occasionally take this set out to play with, it's a great game for learning about money!

Great way for the kids to learn how to count money, as well as the importance of saving. My kids, ages 7-10, all enjoy this game very much. It's easy to learn and fun for the whole family.

My 6 year-old granddaughter absolutely loves this game. We found the plastic money hard to work with so we put in real quarters, dimes, and nickels because that’s what they need to understand anyway. I also copied the directions off the back of the box and taped them to the interior of the game box so that we could see them while it was open. I do recommend this game. I think it’s a great idea and pretty well conceived.

We play this game with our 6 and 4 year old grandchildren. I play with the 4 year old but the 6 year old loves to play on his own. So much fun and a great way to learn about money and counting. It can take less than 30 minutes to play it as well.

I love the fact that this can be played with the whole family. It teachers kids a lot about money.

My kids really like this game! It’s a good way to learn more about money, and to improve adding and subtracting money.

Simple enough for a 5 year old to play and not to complicated for them. Learning money at an early age can bolster there understanding for future financial agreements

I had heard from multiple people that Allowance is a great way for kids to learn how to count money. We purchased the game without ever playing it before and agree that it is a fun way for kids to learn how to count money! The rules are simple enough for even my 4 year old to play along with some adult help. My kids love playing this game!