Young Money (formerly pfeg) provides resources and training to anyone teaching young people money management skills. We are a trusted provider, supporting schools, colleges and universities. Explore our support below.
We provide a wide range of high-quality resources, including Your Money Matters the very first financial education textbook for secondary schools.
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We have a wide range of services to support those involved in delivering financial education. This ranges from our teacher training sessions to our Advisory Service.
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Our programmes range from the annual My Money Week to highly intensive in-school support, such as our Centre of Excellence programme, and the recognition of an individuals commitment and delivery of financial education through the Financial Champions Network.
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We have developed two frameworks which support the planning, teaching, and progression of financial education. They are designed to help you deliver financial education flexibly across your curriculum in citizenship, PSHE education, maths and beyond.
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We are a trusted knowledge provider, supporting schools, colleges and universities for over 15 years. Our work includes:
Financial education is a planned programme of study that equips young people with the knowledge, skills and confidence to manage their money well.
It ensures learners grow to understand their attitude to risk, and become aware of their own behaviour and emotions when making financial decisions through real-life scenarios.
We believe that the most sustainable approach to financial education is to support those directly involved in educating young people. Whilst a significant proportion of our work focuses on supporting schools and teachers, we recognise that parents and carers and local communities also play an important role.
We provide a wealth of support for anyone involved in this.
The case for young people to leave school able to be in control of their money and to plan for the future has never been stronger. Children and young people encounter money earlier and earlier, spending and saving their pocket money, mobile phones, pre-paid cards and part time jobs. Crucial decisions have to be taken about student loans, getting a job or living independently. We owe it to the next generation to invest in their future.