Level 1 free🎮 Wealthonauts game · Ages 10+
Protect the family treasure
Trust Builder: A Trust Game for Kids
Meet the grantor, trustee and beneficiary, choose revocable or irrevocable, fund the trust, pick a trustworthy trustee and spot a trust scam.
- 🆓 Level 1 free
- 🏆 5 levels · 15 stars
- 🎯 Trusts and planning ahead
- 🪙 Pretend money only
How to play
- 1Level 1: match the grantor, trustee and beneficiary, then watch the treasure chest travel through the trust.
- 2Level 2: read each family’s goal and choose a revocable or irrevocable trust.
- 3Level 3: move property into the trust and see what goes through probate instead.
- 4Levels 4–5: pick a trustee, make fiduciary decisions and build a whole family plan.
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Simulation only: all money, companies and prices are fictional. No real money, accounts or trading are involved, and nothing here is financial advice.
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Trust Builder is a trust game for kids and teens. Players help a pretend family plan ahead. They learn who the grantor, trustee and beneficiary are, how a revocable trust differs from an irrevocable one, and why a trust only works when property is moved into it.
What players learn
- The grantor creates the trust, the trustee manages it and the beneficiary benefits
- A revocable trust can usually be changed; an irrevocable trust generally cannot
- An unfunded trust does very little — property must be retitled into it
- Property outside a trust may go through probate
- Trustees have a fiduciary duty to put the beneficiary first
- Offers to “avoid all taxes” with a special trust are a red flag
Education, not legal advice
Trust law varies by state, and real trusts are written with a licensed estate-planning attorney. Learn more in What Is a Trust?.