" I didn’t expect it to be that simple" - Breaking it Down

68% of young adults say a lack of money management skills was a key factor in driving them into debt.

"This course makes sure you’re prepared for it" - Next Steps

85% of sixth formers want to learn more about money at school.

“Always save your money for the future, you might really need it then.” - Saving up

3/5 primary school pupils struggle with basic personal finance terminology and only 1/3 can delay spending gratification.

"It's been different this year..." - Understanding money at 10 in a pandemic

Saving, spending, telling off his brother. Lots has changed since 10-year-old Jayden's first money lesson. A year on, what does he and his teacher think of financial education?

"Uni isn’t expensive as it seems" - Making informed decisions

With fees topping £9,000 and courses forced online, young people must carefully consider the financial implications of studying. We busts myths about student life and finance.

'If I don't learn this, I won't get anywhere'' - Switching on

Shannon did not know she had a bank account and used to spend all her pocket money. See how Money Twist is helping young people set positive money habits and mindsets from an early age.

“I can do this for real!” – Taking financial control

Almost a third of people in the UK have less than £1,500 in the bank and 15% have no savings at all. We help young people take control of their money from an early age.

“My mind has been blown!" - The start of a financial education journey

74% of UK parents give pocket money regularly, yet children are not taught how to manage it.

"I’m shocked about how much tax you have to pay - I really didn’t know that before!”

Adult money habits form from age 7. Despite this, there are no compulsory money lessons in primary schools in England.

"Ultimately, I wanted to help people" - A volunteers take on expert-led financial education

We know volunteers add ‘real world’ value to our programmes. Here is one volunteers take on the MyBnk experience