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Making a weekly budget can help you get a clearer picture of the money you have coming in, and the costs you need to cover. Our beginner's guide to managing your money and tips for living on a budget are good places to start if you’re learning to manage your money.
A series of resources to help support young people aged 3-16 and 16+ in learning how to stay in control of their finances including budgeting.
This activity pack introduces young people to the basics of personal finance and budgeting, before asking them to create their own budget and consider how this might help them plan for their future.
From games and props to scenario cards and hands-on worksheets, you’ll find everything you need to strengthen budgeting skills at your home, church or school.
Our Workshops help make money not just an important subject, but also a fun one! They cover multiple different topics, including saving, tax, reading a payslip, budgeting, credit & debt, student finance, and scams & fraud.
We work with schools and charities to teach financial skills to thousands of young people across the UK. And we've teamed up with leading youth groups to help young people develop money skills they can take into adult life. Resources for ages 3 to 7. Resources for ages 7 to 11. Resources for ages 11 to 16. Resources for ages 16 and over.
We want to offer real help with real life. Our goal is to help 500,000 people with their financial wellbeing. That's why we created Money Minds, to teach young people about money and help get them ready for work. To find out more about Money Minds, visit our new website.
Budgeting is a real-life skill that your teenager can practice every day to set themselves up for future financial success. Teaching kids how to prepare a budget doesn't have to be complicated. But if you're not sure where to start, here are our tips to make teaching budgeting easier and stress-free.
Budgeting for young adults means making good decisions and doing some hard work. Here’s a guide to make the process manageable. 1. Choose a Budget Method. Americans and budgeting don’t mix as well as they should. Depending on what survey you believe, anywhere from 44% to 88% say they have a budget.
Young people engaged in the financial management of a youth club, how much it costs to run – resources/activities, managing subs, budgeting, and purchasing. Volunteering for the youth services, developing their skills and knowledge in a work environment and attaining accreditation.