Positive news of higher savings levels and lower credit card balances over recent months is tempered by evidence of wider losses of income and lowering of overall financial resilience, as the pandemic continues to demonstrate its surprising and conflicting effects
In response to these challenging times, The Money Charity has launched Your Money & Covid, a series of three new virtual Financial Wellbeing Workshops to help people in managing their finances and understanding what support is available.
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Fully-Funded engaging and interactive Money Workshops for 16-17 year olds at schools or colleges in Greater London, North and South Yorkshire, Northumberland, Nottinghamshire, Tyne & Wear and West Midlands.
Workshops are available either face-to-face or virtually!
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It can be hard to cut through all the noise and opinion out there to find reliable, thoughtful and impartial guidance, so we've put together a selection of links to places we think are offering helpful information.
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