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Vote here by April 22nd! At The Money Charity we know that life’s big changes transform not just how you live, but your finances. Having a child is a wonderful thing, but it is also a leap from one financial…
Today The Money Charity is in Personnel Today explaining why firms should invest in the financial capability of their employees. With money worries being linked to poor mental health, strained personal and professional relationships and low levels of job satisfaction, there…
While freebies like cash, gig tickets and car insurance are designed to be enticing, if you don’t manage a student bank account well you may end up paying more in penalty charges than they’re worth. Student bank accounts are designed…
The creation of a secondary market for annuities is a logical next step to the pension freedom reforms introduced in April this year. However, as with the previous reforms, it will mean pensioners will face more complex financial decisions and require support,…
The Money Charity is today calling for new partners to secure the future of its flagship Student Moneymanual, our vital finance guide for young people. Since 2010 the Moneymanual has been generously supported by Santander, but this partnership has now…
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)…
The UK’s leading financial capability charity has today welcomed the publication of the independent review of the Money Advice Service (MAS), but warns that careful consideration is needed of the Service’s future function. The review calls for MAS to scale down…
Today we’ve published our response to the independent review of the Lending Code, the industry code of conduct for financial institutions including banks, building societies, credit card companies and some debt collectors and debt purchasers. Since the Code was written in…
The Money Charity has today added its name to a letter urging the Department for Education to make sure the Citizenship GCSE assesses students’ knowledge of financial education. The letter, signed by our Chief Executive Michelle Highman and representatives from…
New report into online and paper banking published The Keep Me Posted campaign, supported by The Money Charity, has today published its report into whether online banking really does help you stay on top of your money. Based on research…