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However well you think you know your money, we have a variety of content to help you to stay on top of the fundamentals.
Before you sign up for a credit card, bank loan or store card, or add to an existing card or loan it makes sense to think about whether you really need to borrow money.
No matter what your income or financial situation, the jam-jar method is a great way of making sure your bills are covered and your money goes exactly where you want it to.
However well you think you know your money, there’s always an opportunity to boost your own financial capability and we’ve put together help in five key areas.
Managing money and making ends meet takes careful organisation. So we’ve pulled together some of the best ways to help you stay in control when you're on a tight budget.
Help learners to understand the different types of bank accounts available and how each type can be used to help manage their money.
Help adult learners to improve their understanding of money and bills with this free learning module from LifeSkills.
This module will help learners identify their spending and saving habits, using case studies to help with distancing.
Discover our top tips for filling in application forms and have a practise with a job application example template.
This module helps learners to identify bills they need to pay, looks at how we get into debt and how to prioritise repaying bills.
This module will help learners to understand their income, including from work and other sources such as benefits, and understand the main features of a payslip.
This module helps learners to learn about different types of bank accounts, how to open an account and understand their bank statements.
Focus on key finance skills that will be useful in a wide variety of jobs, especially roles that include looking after any size of budget.
Support individuals who are taking on sole financial responsibility, likely due to a change in their circumstances.
This module will introduce learners to the concept of insurance, and why it is an important part of financial stability and independence.
This module will focus on how individuals can keep their finances safe online by protecting their personal information and recognising risks of fraud, scams and identity theft.
Help adult learners to build their confidence with maths and numbers with this free learning module from LifeSkills.
Help adult learners to build their confidence with maths and numbers with this free learning module from LifeSkills.