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Take Charge Tuesday: Level Up Your Money Game Every Tuesday

Dive into financial literacy with a fun and interactive twist. From budgeting challenges to personality quizzes on spending and saving, Tuesdays focus on practical money skills, empowering students to manage their finances with confidence.

Dive into financial literacy with a fun and interactive twist. From exciting budgeting challenges to personality-packed quizzes on spending and saving habits, our Tuesday content delivers practical money skills that matter. Perfect for students and young adults, each activity is designed to boost confidence, build smart financial habits, and turn money management into a skill you’ll actually enjoy. Join the movement and make Tuesdays all about mastering your finances—one fun challenge at a time!

Disclaimer: Heads up! This quiz is just for fun and awareness. It’s not professional advice—so don’t base major life decisions on it. Chat to a real-life expert when you need the serious stuff!

💸 What Kind of CEO Energy Do You Bring? (#TCT001)

Not all CEOs wear suits — some rock sneakers, side hustles, and student discounts. Whether you’re stacking coins, running group projects, or planning your glow-up from your campus room, you’ve got CEO energy waiting to be unlocked. 💼🔥

This quiz will help you discover your financial leadership style. Are you the Budget Boss? The Hustle Queen? Or the Risky CEO who’s always vibing one EFT away from broke?
Let’s see what kind of money-minded boss you really are. 💸💼

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1. You’ve just received your student allowance. What’s your first move?

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2. What does “zero-based budgeting” mean?

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3. You need to buy data and groceries but only have R150. What’s the CEO move?

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4. You’re planning your monthly expenses. Which of these should you list under “needs”?

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5. You’re tempted by a flash sale online. What’s the best CEO-style question to ask yourself first?

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6. Your squad is going out but your budget is tight. What do you do?

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7. What’s the smartest way to save money as a student?

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💸 Youth Power Moves: Are You Taking Charge of Your Money? (#TCT002)

Youth Day reminds us that young people have always had the power to spark real change. 💥
In 1976, South African youth stood up for their future — and now it’s our turn to take charge in a new way: financially, personally, and boldly. 💸

This quiz is about more than cents and rands — it’s about stepping into your power and building habits that help you own your future. Let’s see how ready you are to take charge of your money like the game-changer you are. 🔥

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Name

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1. Youth Day is about honouring the power of young people. What’s one way you can honour that spirit financially today?

2 / 10

2. Which of the following is the best reason to start budgeting as a student?

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3. If you earn R500 from a side hustle, what’s the smartest move to make first?

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4. Which generation started the Soweto Uprising in 1976?

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5. How can you show modern “Youth Power” when it comes to money?

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6. You want to start saving, but your allowance is tight. What’s the best first step?

7 / 10

7. True or False: It’s impossible to build wealth as a student.

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8. What’s the difference between “needs” and “wants”?

9 / 10

9. Which of these shows you're financially taking charge?

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10. Which of these youth-led financial habits will help your future the most?

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🏖️📊 How Holiday-Smart Are Your Money Moves? (#TCT003)

The books are closed, the group chats are lit, and the holidays are here 😎
But while school’s on break, your money habits don’t have to be.

Whether you’re splurging on vibes or stacking your coins, this quiz is here to check your financial mindset during the break.
Let’s find out: are your holiday money moves helping you level up — or are they draining your glow-up potential? 💸🔥

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1. Your aunt gives you R300 “just for you.” What’s your next move?

2 / 7

2. What’s the main reason to track your spending during holidays?

3 / 7

3. Your friends want to go out, but you’re on a budget. What’s the boss move?

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4. Which of the following is a “want,” not a “need”?

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5. What does it mean to “pay yourself first”?

6 / 7

6. You’ve got R100 left for the week. What’s the cleverest move?

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7. What’s a major red flag for bad holiday money habits?

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