It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane! It’s … a Cartoon Warren Buffett Teaching Kids About Finance?

An Internet cartoon starring Warren Buffett is expected to be released sometime later this year. It’ll be called “Secret Millionaires Club,” starring America’s most lovable 2-D billionaire, along with four cartoon kids who cover the range of ethnic makeup and skin color in Benetton-ad fashion.

In different “adventures,” Buffett teaches the kids lessons like how to avoid debt while shooting flaming lasers out of his eyes (OK, I made that last part up). But the kids do get to invest in a local candy company while battling with an evil developer named Mr. Shady. (Why couldn’t have Bernie Madoff had a name like that? It would have saved everyone so much trouble.)

And in this behind-the-scenes look at the show, there are some amusing renderings of Warren Buffett as a hippie, with giant curly afro and tie-dye and all.

Related Topics: families & children, Secret Millionaires Club, tv, Warren Buffett, Borrowing, Budgeting
  • Latest on Moneyland

    manuel velasco / Getty Images

    Wednesday Is For Lovers of Cheap Wine

    On a Wednesday not long ago, the flash-deal wine specialty site WTSO (WinesTilSoldOut) sold more than 87,000 bottles in a single day, grossing over $1 million in sales. Another Cheapskate Wednesday is set to take place on May 16.

    Cheap Thrills: 8 Ways to Save Money at the Amusement ParkDaily Finance

    Getty Images

    Google and Apple Top List of Companies Grads Most Want To Work For

    While America’s leading tech companies (again) top the annual list of popular employers for soon-to-be graduates, you may be surprised at three companies that rose from the grave of popular opinion in 2012.

  • http://www.zimgossip.com/?p=1382 What’d Happen If Jay-Z and Warren Buffett Were in a Cartoon Together? | zimGossip

    [...] world was first introduced to Buffett’s “Secret Millionaires Club” in 2009. The SMC is a Web series featuring Buffett as himself—a lovable billionaire who advises [...]

blog comments powered by Disqus