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pfeg was set up in 2000 in response to the lack of consistent financial education in schools and the financial complexities that today's young people will face growing up. Children and young people encounter money earlier and earlier from child trust funds to spending or saving their pocket money.
On leaving schools student loans, becoming a wage earner and setting up home alone are just some of the issues they could face.
To make sense of the options open to them in adult life and become responsible consumers children and young people need to learn to manage money - now.
Download our overview leaflet.
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pfeg receives cross sector support from education, business and government.
We have partnerships with a variety of commercial organisations but prefer to work with a range of funders rather than one particular source.
We will not work with any organisation wishing to promote or market financial products or services.
Find out how you can support our work.
See a full list of our funders.
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pfeg's expert consultants offer schools and their leaders as much or as little support as they need - in a way that works for them.
Find out how we help secondary schools.
See an overview of our work in primary schools.
Find out see how financial capability can fit with the curriculum.
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