Your country, your life: deeper South Africa, UK, Nigeria and Australia, and the whole game is now in French. Fixes: your birth year stays put, your parents share your surname, cars you buy are recognized everywhere, business income now matches across tabs, smoother scrolling, no accidental zoom, and foldable phones fit properly.

WealthLife 1.0.8 - The First Session Your first life is now faster to get into, easier to follow, and fairer from the start. SEE YOUR LIFE - Your character stays on screen everywhere in your life: portrait, name, age, cash and your four bars. - Every new year starts with a clear "Age 19 → 20" and a short "This year" card that says what happened to you. - Big moments — a death in the family, a diagnosis, a birth, graduation — now get their own full-screen card the year they happen. - A newborn gets one line about where they came from, with the details a tap away. GET TO THE FUN - Entrance exams and the study grid are optional. Use your school grades and keep going. - Quick Start tells you how your character got here. - Scores show correctly: 10/10 is 100%, and GPA and percentile are shown separately. LESS PAPERWORK - In your first life, routine money chores (retirement match, utilities, loan plans) are handled for you with a one-line receipt. Turn it off in Settings whenever you like. - Greyed-out buttons now tell you why. - Advanced tiles like Family Office and Entities stay hidden until you are wealthy enough to need them. - Fixed confusing labels and amounts throughout. A FAIRER FIRST LIFE - Your late teens and early twenties are survivable: realistic university costs (including India, the UK and Canada), smaller automatic student loans in a first life, and parents who cover a teen's medical bills. - Start small: lawn care, reselling, tutoring and food stalls for under $500. - Going pro takes a youth sport and a tryout. Jobs above your education need an interview. - Your family's background shapes your childhood, and the year feed sticks to your own life. SOMETHING TO CHASE - Your next few Bucket List goals show on the Life screen. - Come back on day 2, 3 and 7 for a streak gift — and someone may have news waiting for you. - Nights out, trips and hobbies now come back as short stories with the people in your life. - Your starting country follows your device's region.

WealthLife 1.0.7 - The Real Money Update Fortunes in WealthLife now behave like real money. Building wealth is still possible, but it has to be earned and kept. MARKETS THAT ACT LIKE MARKETS - Investments now return about what real markets do after inflation, with bad years (about one in four) and the occasional crash. - A yearly "Markets this year" line shows what stocks and bonds did and what happened to your portfolio. - Fixed several ways money appeared from nowhere: stacked returns, shares nobody paid for, venture stakes revalued three times a year, and runaway trophy assets. TAXES ON YOUR INVESTMENTS - Gains and dividends are taxed the way your country taxes them, from US brackets to UK and German rates to tax-free Gulf states. Retirement accounts stay sheltered. - Tax you owe is paid from your savings before it can pile up into debt, and the payment plan is named for your country's tax office. INHERITANCE THAT COSTS SOMETHING - When you die, probate and estate costs come out of your estate, and your other children get their share. - Every deduction is itemised on the estate statement, so you can see exactly where the money went. - Heirs who inherit a fortune tend to live like it. Choose Frugal to keep more. PROPERTY THAT MAKES SENSE - Rent follows what you paid and local norms, not wild swings in value. - Mortgages follow real interest rates and are paid down over 25 to 30 years. - Empty buildings get re-let after a year unless you choose to keep them empty. - Fall behind on payments and you get a real choice before the bank steps in: sell at market, find a tenant, pay from savings, or hand back the keys. PEOPLE WITH REAL LIVES - Partners, siblings and parents have money that matches their own jobs and history. No more modest earners leaving fortunes. - A parent's job now fits your family's background. - Your family keeps paying its way as house prices rise. FIXES - Cities show correctly for athletes abroad, and your country, taxes and health system follow it. - "Bangalore" and "Bengaluru" (and other renamed cities) are treated as the same place. - Health reminders rest for a few years after you choose to wait. - Founders and creators now get a retirement plan prompt. - The version number in the game now matches the App Store.

WealthLife 1.0.6 - realism and fixes. - Deaths make sense: characters die of things that can actually kill them, not of an illness they survived. - The yearly recap now names what happened to you ("food poisoning", "a broken arm") instead of system labels. - Selling part of your company to a buyer now really sells the stake, and the offer shows what your company is worth. - College students living with their parents no longer get eviction or rent cards. - Ordinary lives no longer get sovereign-level security incidents. - Starting as an adult gives you a finished education instead of dropping you into college orientation. - Clearer partner requests on the People screen ("Wants their mother to move in - decide within 1 year").

WealthLife 1.0.5 - our biggest usability update yet. - Banking is back as a company you build: open branches, add lending desks, and draw CEO pay. - Much faster years: Advance Year is up to 7x faster on long lives. - A cleaner Phone: no cut-off badges or dead buttons, and Family Office and Dynasty are now one place. - Marriage that makes sense: what you each owned before stays yours, what you build together is shared, and a prenup really protects you. - Money moves both ways: deposit to and withdraw from your brokerage, Buy works, and Auto-Invest keeps a year of bills in cash. - Your decisions stick, and only the big ones (marriage, home, life and death) hold up your year. - Milestones get their moment, and lives that start in 1900 live through WWI, the 1918 flu, the 1929 crash and WWII. - Fixes for names, families, estate tax, era and age limits, local school and tax terms, and the founder path.

A cleaner, fairer life: • Cleaner Life screen — just your story, stats and choices. • Much less text across the game. • Marriage now keeps fortunes and jobs separate. • College money, grades, orientation and the SAT now work properly. • Promotions, salaries and job losses are clear and fair. • Decisions only offer choices you can actually take, and events don't repeat. • Smarter health purchases, a retirement plan prompt, and a housing market that moves. • Disasters only strike what you own; moving cities updates everywhere. • Lots of smaller fixes.

Bug fixes: • Life decisions no longer get stuck on "This choice could not be completed." • Selling a damaged property now pays the proceeds into your cash. • Cleaned up stray shortcut text on the Life tab. • Royal families: a monarch is no longer listed in their own line of succession.