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Children’s education on money matters should begin in primary school so conumers know how to manage debt in adulthood, a financial expert has claimed.
Zoe Stevens of Confused.com said financial education would help the consumers of the future learn to maintain a high credit rating so they can access the best value loans and credit cards.
“Financial [...]
July 2nd, 2010 | Posted in All Financial News, Debt News, Economy News, Equifax, UK, confused.com, education, research, schools | No Comments
The recession has helped young people learn than “money doesn’t grown on trees” according to one financial expert.
Jasmine Birtles, founder of moneymagpic.com, said the recession has helped to give children a financial education.
The credit crunch has taught children that if they want something, they need to earn it, Birtles claimed.
“It’s made a lot of them [...]
May 27th, 2010 | Posted in All Financial News, Economy News, UK, children, education, money, recession | No Comments
Tony Hobman has been appointed by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) to run the newly created Consumer Financial Education Body (CFEB).
The CFEB is aimed at enhancing consumers’ financial education and their ability to manage their finances.
The newly-established CFEB comes at a time when the Government is concerned that a lack of financial knowledge means [...]
April 15th, 2010 | Posted in All Financial News, CEO, CFEB, Company News, Consumer Financial Education Body, Economy News, FSA, Financial Services Authority, Pensions News, Tony Hobman, appointment, education, financial, manage, savings | No Comments
Since the onset of the credit crunch schools are increasingly teaching their pupils money management skills, a financial education charity has claimed.
The Personal Finance Education Group (PFEG) said it has seen a swell of interest in its programmes because of the recession.
PFEG’s school programmes are “more sought-after now because of the climate,” said Celia Allaby, [...]
October 12th, 2009 | Posted in All Financial News, Economy News, Personal Finance Education Group, UK, education, recession, research | No Comments
Former James Bond actor Roger Moore believes encouraging investors to put their money into ethical businesses is simply a matter of education.
Writing in the Daily Mail on the way poultry is treated to produce foie gras, Moore said: “There are vile and inhumane practices all over the world, but I have always been a great [...]
September 23rd, 2009 | Posted in All Financial News, Investment News, James Bond, Roger Moore, education, ethical finance, ethical investments, foie gras, investors | No Comments
The cost of putting their children through university is forcing some parents to remortgage their home, The Children’s Mutual revealed this week.
Students starting university this year will spend an average of £42,000 during their three-year course, and many parents will be expected to fund the majority of this bill.
“University can be as much of a [...]
August 21st, 2009 | Posted in All Financial News, Debt News, Mortgage News, The Children's Mutual, education, fees, millstone, parents, remortgage, research, student loans, students, university | No Comments