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  • Press Release: pfeg wins prestigious national award at The Charity Awards 2010

    Press Release: pfeg wins prestigious national award at The Charity Awards 2010

    Published: 11 Jun 10

    pfeg (Personal Finance Education Group), an independent charity that helps schools to plan and teach personal finance to ensure that all school leavers have the confidence, skills and knowledge to deal with financial matters, has won one of the most prestigious accolades to be awarded in the UK charity sector at The Charity Awards 2010.

  • pfeg’s Chief Executive Wendy van den Hende published in CII Thinkpieces

    Published: 02 Jun 10

    pfeg’s Chief Executive Wendy van den Hende has been published in CII Thinkpieces

  • pfeg calls for the coalition government to lead the way in providing financial education for children and young people

    Published: 25 May 10

    pfeg (Personal Finance Education Group) – an educational charity – will celebrate ten years of achievements in personal finance education in schools across the country at the House of Commons today. In a new era of politics pfeg and Prudential (one of its major supporters) are calling for the coalition government to lead the way in supporting the future financial capability of the country by encouraging key decision makers to commit to the following 5 points over the next 5 years: Maintain the momentum – We have a new era and new politics but the same challenge for personal finance education. The work must go on, and is particularly important in the current economic climate. There has been a marked change in the numbers of young people receiving financial education. If we want them to become financially responsible adults who have the skills and confidence to make informed and independent decisions, we must make sure that all schools teach high quality personal finance. Commit to fund – We know what needs to be done and we know how to do it but we will need the resources to address the need for personal finance education. CFEB (the Consumer Financial Education Body) must continue to be a key source of funding for financial capability for school aged children and young people.

  • Press Release: pfeg nominated for National Award

    Published: 10 May 10

    pfeg (Personal Finance Education Group), an independent charity that helps schools to plan and teach personal finance to ensure that all school leavers have the confidence, skills and knowledge to deal with financial matters, has been nominated for a major national prize at The Charity Awards 2010, the UK charity sector’s most prestigious awards scheme.

  • pfeg Press Release: On budget day Ed Balls and Martin Lewis stress the importance of personal finance education in schools

    pfeg Press Release: On budget day Ed Balls and Martin Lewis stress the importance of personal finance education in schools

    Published: 24 Mar 10

    As the Government sets the nation’s budget, Schools Secretary Ed Balls and money saving expert Martin Lewis highlighted the importance of young people developing the skills to manage their own budgets and be savvy consumers.

  • pfeg Press Release: Recession teaches children tough lessons about money

    Published: 17 Mar 10

    New research from YouGov commissioned by HSBC and the Personal Finance Education Group (pfeg) shows that children have been strongly impacted by the recession. Over a third of the children (34 per cent) interviewed have heard adults say they cannot buy something because of the recession more than once a week, whilst a quarter of them have actually reduced their own spending because of the recession.

  • Tinchy Stryder at Blackheath school

    Published: 15 Mar 10

    BIG-SELLING pop-rapper Tinchy Stryder shared his top tips for making cash with schoolchildren.

  • Tinchy Stryder saves his cash

    Published: 15 Mar 10

    Rapper Tinchy Stryder has gone back to school to teach kids about how to manage their money.

  • Tinchy Stryder heads back to school to deliver lessons in personal finance

    Published: 10 Mar 10

    Tinchy Stryder, who self-financed his first album before becoming 2009’s biggest selling male artist, is backing the Government’s My Money programme to deliver personal finance in schools.

  • RBS Personal Finance Education Awards - primary category added

    Published: 02 Mar 10

    The RBS Personal Finance Education Awards for Schools, in association with pfeg, are now open to primary schools as well as schools teaching 11-18s.