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What Money Means is a groundbreaking, five year project designed to create a step change in the way personal finance education is taught in primary schools.
Research* reveals that more than three quarters of 7-11 year olds are already saving, showing children are aware of money issues even at a very young age. What Money Means will help shape this basic awareness that children already have into a solid foundation for later life
What Money Means is funded by £3.4 million from HSBC which also expects 10,000 of its employees to volunteer through the project as part of the support schools receive.
Read the full press release, or read the summary of the research results here. See a digest
of the press coverage received for the launch of What Money Means, or go to the news page to see the articles written about the launch.
For all press and media enquiries, please contact Philippa Cowley-Thwaites, Head of Marketing and Communications,
pfeg on 020 7330 9475.
*source: pfeg and HSBC online poll in primary schools conducted by EdComs, July 2007.
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