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Cost of Living Crisis Resources & Support
Cost of Living Crisis Resources & Support
MoneySavingExpert offers a comprehensive Cost of Living Crisis Survival Guide, featuring more than 90 practical tips to help manage rising costs. Their Energy Guide is also a helpful resource for understanding support options and reducing household bills.
MoneyHelper - is a free service provided by the Money and Pensions Service. Check out their guide on the government's cost of living support package to help with increasing energy bills.
Step Change - debt and cost of living crisis advice, including online and phone support.
Quaker Social Action - have put together some a useful resource for parents Talking to children about money problems.
Online Resources for delivering Financial Capability
Online Resources for delivering Financial Capability
Young People Focused
Young People Focused
FT Flic - free financial education resources for all ages
ARC & Money Advice Service Toolkit - Helping young people with learning disabilities to understand money
Children & Family Focused
Children & Family Focused
CAP Kids &Youth Budgeting Resources - downloadable teaching resources
NatWest Thrive - resources for children and youth people aged 5 to 18
Life Savers - financial education programme for primary schools, giving children the knowledge, skills and attitudes to manage money well
Adult Focused
Adult Focused
MSE’s Academy of Money - an online financial-education course provided jointly with the Open University.
FT Flic - free financial education resources for all ages
Learn my Way - online courses and resources
Mary Ward Legal Centre - money skills resources for people who have English as a Second Language (ESOL)
Organisations which provide Financial Capabilty Resources and Training
Organisations which provide Financial Capabilty Resources and Training
Useful reference websites
Useful reference websites
Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
Mental Health and Money Advice
Entitled To - comprehensive welfare benefits calculator
Turn2us - helps people in financial need gain access to welfare benefits and charitable grants
Financial Conduct Authority (FCA):
On 1 April 2014 the FCA became responsible for the regulation of consumer credit in the UK. From that date any firm (including non-profits) or individual that provides debt counselling to consumers must be authorised by the FCA.
This link to the FCA Handbook PERG17.7 will help you to determine if your activities constitute debt counselling (individual specific advice about 'a' debt) or if it is just providing information and support.
Organisatons which provide free debt advice
Organisatons which provide free debt advice
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