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Kids and Cash

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Government urged to drop money from maths

A financial education charity has called on the government to scrap plans to include personal finance in the maths curriculum, as evidence suggests combining two subjects is flawed. Read more
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Students unable to manage finances

Today’s students are set to graduate with £20,000-worth of debt, as too many head to university unable to manage their own finances. Read more

Kids and Cash campaign tops 1,000 signatures

Over 1,000 people have now signed the Moneywise Kids and Cash petition, a campaign that aims to get personal financial education onto the National Curriculum. Read more

Government pledges £11 million for money lessons for kids

Children as young as four are to be given more financial education at school, in a new initiative unveiled by the government. Read more

Young entrepreneurs cashing in around the home

Children are developing their entrepreneurial skills by charging for household chores such as tidying their bedrooms or vacuuming, according to a new report. Read more

Teenagers lack basic budgeting skills

A worrying number of teenagers plan to spend on credit once they hit 18 despite being unable to effectively budget, a new study reveals. Read more

Moneywise challenges chancellor to take teen money test

Moneywise is challenging Alistair Darling and several other public figures to test their money skills as part of our Kids and Cash campaign to get personal finance into the classroom. Read more

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