March 2020’s Money Statistics, produced by The Money Charity, are released from a place significantly different to anything the majority of us will ever have witnessed before, and almost certainly unlike any previous period for which this report has existed.
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With the Covid-19 situation developing rapidly day by day, 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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March 2020’s Money Statistics, produced by The Money Charity, are released from a place significantly different to anything the majority of us will ever have witnessed before, and almost certainly unlike any previous period for which this report has existed.
With 78% of students saying finance fears affect their studies, a money skills crash course is in order. Save the Student speaks up on how to swerve debt – and how to protect yourself when the going gets tough. Talking
The uni survival kit: how to stay quids in. As the UK’s leading financial capability charity, every year we produce the essential guide to student finance and managing money at university, The Student Money Manual. Completely revised and updated each
AN ARTICLE FROM THE LOW INCOMES TAX REFORM GROUP Tax affects us all, at most stages of our life. It doesn’t matter if you are starting school, sitting your exams, entering the world of work or even retiring – we
Thinking of heading to the Big Smoke in September? If you are looking at Universities in, and around London, it is a good idea to get clued up on exactly how much it will cost you, whether you are entitled
March 2020’s Money Statistics, produced by The Money Charity, are released from a place significantly different to anything the majority of us will ever have witnessed before, and almost certainly unlike any previous period for which this report has existed.
With the Covid-19 (“Coronavirus”) situation developing rapidly day by day, it can be hard to cut through all the noise and opinion out there to find reliable, thoughtful and perhaps most importantly, impartial guidance. Below are links to some of
For more information or guidance on financial issues in the current situation, go to our specific Covid-related Signposting page here, or our General Signposting here. Updated 18/03/2020 * The Money Charity continues to closely monitor the evolving Covid-19 (“Coronavirus”) situation.
While the UK’s rapid shift towards contactless and digital payments continues apace, these moves remain a very real problem and threat to the financial inclusion of a significant number of UK adults, according to the February 2020 Money Statistics, produced