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# EduFinance Docs

**EduFinance** is an interactive web-based game designed to teach financial literacy through gamification. Players progress through 8 levels, each focusing on different aspects of personal finance management.

## Features

### Game Levels

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

### Level 1 — Budget Your First Paycheck

* **Objective**: Allocate $1000 across essential categories.
* **Minimum Requirements**:
  * Rent: $300
  * Groceries: $200
  * Transport: $100
  * Savings: $100
    {% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Level 2 — Smart Savings Strategy

* **Objective**: Save $500 across different categories.
* **Minimum Requirements**:
  * Emergency Fund: $200
  * Investment: $150
  * Vacation: $50
    {% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Level 3 — Investment Portfolio

* **Objective**: Invest $1000 across different stocks.
* **Stock Options**:
  * Stock A: Low Risk (5% return)
  * Stock B: Medium Risk (15% return)
  * Stock C: High Risk (30% return)
    {% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Level 4 — Advanced Investment

* **Objective**: Invest $1000 wisely.
* **Requirements**:
  * Minimum investment: $500
  * Must invest in at least 3 stocks.
  * 10% penalty if over budget.
    {% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Level 5 — Tax Management

* **Objective**: Optimize $100,000 annual income.
* **Requirements**:
  * 401(k): Min $10,000
  * Health Insurance: Up to $5,000
  * Mortgage Interest: Up to $10,000
  * Keep tax rate below 20%.
    {% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Level 6 — Debt Management

* **Objective**: Manage $2000 monthly budget.
* **Requirements**:
  * Credit Card: Min $200 (20% APR)
  * Student Loan: Min $150 (5% APR)
  * Personal Loan: Min $300 (10% APR)
  * Keep DTI ratio below 30%.
    {% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Level 7 — Retirement Planning

* **Objective**: Create a balanced retirement portfolio.
* **Requirements**:
  * 401(k): 10-20%
  * Stocks: 50-70%
  * Bonds: 10-20%
  * Total allocation must equal 100%.
    {% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Level 8 — Real Estate Investment

* **Objective**: Build a profitable property portfolio.
* **Requirements**:
  * Down Payment: Min 20%.
  * DTI Ratio: Max 43%.
  * ROI Target: Min 8%.
  * Minimum 2 property types.
    {% endstep %}
    {% endstepper %}

***

## Learning Modules

* Module 1: Budgeting Basics
* Module 2: Smart Savings
* Module 3: Investment Portfolio
* Module 4: Emergency Fund
* Module 5: Tax Management
* Module 6: Debt Management
* Module 7: Retirement Planning
* Module 8: Real Estate Investment

***

## Technologies Used

* HTML5
* CSS3 (Tailwind CSS)
* JavaScript
* Google Fonts (Press Start 2P)

***

## Important Links

{% embed url="<https://edu-finance.vercel.app>" %}

{% embed url="<https://github.com/shreyazh/EduFinance>" %}

Created by Shreyash


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