Budgeting
Every Dollar a Job
Help Morgan give a paycheque a purpose. When an expense changes, decide which envelopes to adjust.
Ontario pilot · Ages 18+
Practise everyday money decisions.
Pull up a chair in Osusu’s kitchen. Try a budget, a surprise expense, and a borrowing decision with fictional money. See what your choices make possible.
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A taste of the kitchen
One choice before Saturday.
Morgan has $30 left after paying the bills. They’d like to have lunch with a friend on Saturday and keep a little money for an extra bus trip. How would you divide it?
Choose an envelope to see what happens next.
Keep it for travel$30 for travel
On Friday, an extra trip costs $12. Morgan can cover the fare and keep $18 for later. Saturday lunch still needs a plan.
Make room for lunch$30 for lunch
On Friday, an extra trip costs $12. Morgan could move $12 from lunch to travel, leaving $18 for Saturday.
Split it evenly$15 for each
On Friday, an extra trip costs $12. Morgan can cover it, keep $3 for another trip, and still have $15 for lunch.
Three stories to start with.
Each free lesson opens with a kitchen story you can watch, listen to, or read. Then it’s your turn to make a decision and try it again.
Saving
The Cushion
Help Alex cover a phone repair with different savings balances. Pick a target and a refill amount that fit the month.
Borrowing
Credit, Plainly
Read Cam’s payment history, unfold two borrowing offers, and see what a fee does to the total.
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Can I use Osusu in French?
Yes. The three pilot lessons, films, captions, and personal planning experience are available in Canadian English and French.