The problem
Fewer than half of children aged 7–17 report receiving a “meaningful financial education” either at school or at home (Money and Pensions Service, 2023).
Research shows that only around 2 in 5 young adults (41%) can be considered financially literate (House of Lords Library, 2023).
36% of UK adults report having low levels of financial knowledge. (FCA Financial Lives Survey 2024).
THE SOLUTION
Parents & Families
Practical financial education at home.
We support parents with simple, practical money education they can use in everyday life — helping families build healthier money habits and more confident conversations around money.
Through our free community, resources, newsletters and family-focused learning, we aim to make financial education more accessible for everyone.
Education Centres
Curriculum-aligned workshops
We work with schools, colleges and universities to deliver engaging, age-appropriate financial education workshops that help pupils develop confidence, understanding, and practical real-world money skills from an early age.
MME Money Hub
MME Money Hub
Financial education for adults
MME Money Hub is our online learning community designed to help adults feel more confident with money.
Inside the Hub, members gain access to step-by-step courses, practical resources, live Q&A sessions and ongoing support covering budgeting, saving, investing, pensions, mortgages and financial planning.
Sponsorship
We Need Your Help
Education centres frequently tell us they want to offer financial education but simply cannot afford to. Your sponsorship ensures that no school, college, university has to miss out, especially those serving disadvantaged communities.
Your funding can:
Fully cover school workshop days;
Subsidise workshops in areas of high need;
Provide families and young adults with free access to our online learning hub;
Enable staff to receive free financial wellbeing sessions.