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Financial education isn’t just for kids

Investing in your own financial knowledge is a very important skill to gain in the modern world. That doesn’t mean you need to attend a fancy university or gain an accountancy degree, more that you’re actively aware of how to avoid debt and how to make your money go further. Continue reading

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MSE financial education petition reaches 100,000 signatures

On Sunday the MoneySavingExpert e-petition to campaign the Government to introduce compulsory financial education in schools reached the magical 100,000 signatures, enough to trigger a Commons debate. Continue reading

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The financial education petition – have you signed it?

Last month we endorsed Martin Lewis’ petition that demands that the government adds compulsory financial education to the school curriculum. What’s happened since? Continue reading

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The trouble with financial education

“How to engage?” is the question I should like anyone advocating compulsory Financial Education to ask themselves, because I’m not at all confident that we understand the same curriculum. Continue reading

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Should financial education be part of the school curriculum?

MoneySavingExpert has launched an e-petition calling for compulsory financial education, to help school kids understand money. CCCS agrees with them and we urge you to sign it. Continue reading

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You got a friend: the MSE Debt-Free Wannabe board

The Debt-Free Wannabe board on MoneySavingExpert exists to confide and share your feelings about debt and how you cope with it. Continue reading

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