About us

Everyone needs to be able to manage their money, it is just common sense.

But for young people the inability to do so has serious consequences. For them, it is easier to fall into debt, be scammed, make uninformed decisions and establish bad money habits.

Half worry they will never be financially stable, a quarter of children live in poverty and a decade of austerity has seen theme face the growing gig economy, higher rents and increased personal responsibility with less security. The benefits of a meaningful financial education are evident but there remains significant gaps in relevant, effective and evaluated provision.

Today, having key money management skills and positive financial habits is essential to live independently. That is why our experts have created a range of financial education programmes.