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While much positive progress has been made on UK public awareness of pensions, and participation in them, a considerable shortfall remains in overall coverage, according to the December 2018 Money Statistics, produced by The Money Charity. The implementation and take-up
The challenge of housing affordability in the UK, particularly for first-time buyers, remains acute, according to the November 2018 Money Statistics, produced by The Money Charity. Reports that the housing market is struggling, with property values falling or remaining static
With many headlines sounding the death knell for cash, its popularity and use continues to endure robustly, according to the October 2018 Money Statistics, produced by The Money Charity. Despite reports that the tipping point has been reached, with the
Considerable improvements in UK public sector finances should be weighed alongside signs of concern for household finances, according to the September 2018 Money Statistics, produced by The Money Charity. A dramatic improvement in the UK’s public sector finances has been
The Money Charity’s Financial Education Money Workshops have a significant positive effect on the Financial Capability of Young People, in terms of confidence and perception of knowledge, even when the majority of students experience only one one-hour Workshop. This is
Tomorrow, in Neath Port Talbot College, South Wales, we will reach our 150,000th student since we began to deliver Financial Education in schools and colleges six years ago! This Workshop, like nearly 5,000 that have come before, is full of
Introduction In September 2016, The Money Charity released ‘Financial Education in schools: how to fix two lost years?’ – original research into the state of Financial Education in English schools two years after its introduction to the Maths and Citizenship
Introduction From September 2014, Financial Education became part of the secondary school curriculum in England. A culmination of years of campaigning, the change was greeted as a great advance. For some, particularly in the policymaking world, there was a sense
The Money Charity is delighted to announce that, due to the overwhelming support it has received since its announcement, it has been able to reverse its planned closure. But it warns that government, industry, and the Money Advice Service (MAS)