Our Financial Education Money Workshops are available for schools and colleges, as well as charities and community organisations working with Children and Young People, across the UK. We've delivered to over 350,000 children and young people since 2010, could yours be next?
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We're continuing to see high demand from UK employers for our independent and impartial Financial Wellbeing Workshops and Webinars as they seek to support their staff teams with the cost of living.
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We have a proven track record of delivering Financial Wellbeing Workshops and Webinars to a wide range of charity, social enterprise and community groups, providing information and training to help participants get on top of their money.
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Over the next four years we aim to double the work we do with Children and Young People and treble the work we do with Adults, to find out more click on the image above.
We are excited to launch a new, multiyear initiative in partnership with Capital Group. The Financial Wellbeing Fellowship will build the capacity of charities in the UK to offer bespoke Financial Wellbeing support to the community members that they serve.
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We have partnered with ClearScore and the University of Birmingham to prove the positive impact of Financial Education on adults’ Financial Wellbeing. Around 5,000 ClearScore users are expected to take part in the study, which is funded by the Aviva Foundation. Click on the image for more details.
On average it takes first time buyers 10 years to save for their first property. For the latest Money Statistics click on the image.
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