Questions families and teachers ask.

One-time purchase. No subscriptions and no auto-renew. Every plan includes a 90-day money-back guarantee. Compare Student, Family, and Classroom on Pricing.

Student ($49 one-time) is for one student. Family ($79 one-time) covers every student in your family under one parent account. The comparison is on Pricing.

The classroom plan is $79 base plus $39 per student, one-time. One-time purchase. No subscriptions and no auto-renew. See Pricing, and how a class is graded on How grading works.

The chapters, the student portal, and automated grading against a rubric. Families get weekly parent emails and PDF report cards. A classroom gets the teacher grade grid, timed exams, and PDF transcripts. The line-by-line comparison is on Pricing. The chapter list is on Curriculum.

Yes. Every plan includes a 90-day money-back guarantee: a full refund, no questions asked. Email support@richesredeemed.com within 90 days of purchase. Current plans are on Pricing, and the written policy is in the Terms.

You pay once, in US dollars. There is no auto-renew and no card-on-file subscription. Access stays with the account for as long as Riches Redeemed is offered online. List prices can change for future buyers; a price already paid does not. Today’s plans are on Pricing.

High-school personal finance, counted as 1.0 high-school credit. Families and co-ops can teach it over 6 to 36 weeks. A college or another school decides whether to accept a transcript. The outline is on Curriculum.

From the payments industry through a life with money: banking, investing, taxes, insurance, stewardship, budgeting, debt, saving, a venture of your own, calling, credit, major purchases, retirement, scams, generosity, and life stages. Browse them on Curriculum. Chapter 2 is free to read on the Chapter 2.

No. Each lesson is taught through an industry God calls us to build, with Scripture in the chapter itself — not a secular course with Bible verses added on. See how the chapters are built on Curriculum.

Yes. Chapter 2, The Payments Industry, is free to read. No account and no card. Open it on the Chapter 2. Plans start at $49 on Pricing.

No. Chapter 2 is the free reading. The other eighteen chapters come with a paid plan. Start on the Chapter 2, then see Pricing.

No. Buying starts a new paid course. Sample reading stays on the free Chapter 2.

No. The chapter carries the teaching: The history, then how it works now, then a heart check in Scripture. Parents receive weekly emails and PDF report cards. Troy wrote the course. Katie edited it and teaches it at our homeschool co-op. Their story is on About. The map of lessons is on Curriculum.

Automated grading against a rubric. All work is graded automatically against a robust rubric. You can override any suggested grade. Objective answers are scored against the answer key. Written answers are scored against the rubric. The walk-through is on How grading works.

Yes. You can override any suggested grade. The grid keeps the grade you choose, and the transcript follows that grade. How grading works.

Yes. A student can one-click to ask a teacher to review any answer marked wrong. That step is on How grading works.

Yes. Every override is logged, and we use them to improve the rubric. The rubric follows the chapter, and the chapter is built on Scripture. Read that on How grading works.

All work is graded automatically against a robust rubric. You can override any suggested grade. You keep the last word. See How grading works.

Yes. Same curriculum. Teach it at home or in a class. The classroom plan is $79 base plus $39 per student, one-time. Plans are on Pricing. Grading for a class is on How grading works.

Family ($79 one-time) covers every student in your family under one parent account. A co-op or classroom uses $79 base plus $39 per student instead. Compare them on Pricing.

Troy Williams wrote Riches Redeemed. Katie edited it and teaches it at our homeschool co-op. They homeschool their four children. Their story is on About.

Write Troy from the contact form. For the course itself, start with Curriculum, Chapter 2, and About.