The Money Charity, the UK’s Financial Capability charity, is delighted to announce new funding from Chesnara plc and its subsidiary Countrywide Assured plc, to help support its vision of everyone achieving financial wellbeing by managing their money well.
As the UK’s dedicated Financial Wellbeing and Financial Education charity, The Money Charity has proactively helped provide education, information, advice and guidance to people of all ages for 30 years, helping them to achieve their goals and live a happier, more positive life as a result.
Chesnara plc is an established Life and Pensions Consolidator in the UK and Europe. Its subsidiary, Countrywide Assured plc, provides financial protection, ranging from pensions and savings to life cover and critical illness benefit. This new partnership is part of Chesnara and Countrywide Assured’s continued focus on delivering meaningful social impact, as part of its commitment to support the development of a fairer and more inclusive society.
Michelle Highman, CEO of The Money Charity said: “We are incredibly grateful to Chesnara plc and Countrywide Assured plc for their generous and long-term commitment to our work. They’ve committed to support the delivery of our financial education and wellbeing workshops with young people and adults across the UK over the next three years. This will help us empower more people of all ages with the skills, knowledge, attitudes and behaviours to make the most of their money throughout their lives.
This partnership demonstrates a shared vision of empowering people to be on top of their money as part of everyday life. We are very grateful for their support and look forward to a successful and impactful collaboration.”
Jackie Ronson, CEO of Countrywide Assured added: “We’re delighted to support the critical work of The Money Charity. As a business that aims to provide financial security to our customers and their families, we understand the need for inclusive financial education and skills development. Through this partnership we’re proud to be supporting wider efforts to increase financial wellbeing for all.”