The Just Finance Foundation

The Just Finance Foundation

Financial Services

London, England 279 followers

Empowering children to manage money wisely.

About us

Just Finance Foundation is a national charity dedicated to improving financial education so that every child and family has equal opportunity to thrive. Research shows that children start to learn essential money habits as early as ages 3 through 7. However, financial education is rarely taught until secondary school. This means that gaps in a child’s ability to understand and relate to money are already in place by their teenage years. We work directly with schools, families and changemakers to address these gaps and give every child an equal baseline understanding of money, regardless of their personal circumstances. This provides the essential foundation children need to become adults with the knowledge, skills and values to manage money wisely.

Industry
Financial Services
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
London, England
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2016
Specialties
Financial Education, Credit Unions, Universal Credit, Primary Education, Financial Systems, and Community

Locations

  • Primary

    27 Great Smith Street

    Church House

    London, England SW1P 3AZ, GB

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Employees at The Just Finance Foundation

Updates

  • JFF is thrilled to announce a new corporate partnership with BareRock, a leader in Professional Indemnity Insurance, to support our delivery of vital financial education to children across the UK. This partnership represents a unique opportunity for financial advisers to play a direct role in empowering the next generation. Together, we can make a lasting impact! 🌟 #FinancialEducation #CorporatePartnership Read more: https://ow.ly/kzcN50TjQlH

    BareRock partners with Just Finance Foundation to deliver financial education to children – and urges advisers to help share expertise

    BareRock partners with Just Finance Foundation to deliver financial education to children – and urges advisers to help share expertise

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  • This month were delighted to work with our friends at AllianceBernstein's Family Network to run a financial education event for 30 children and their parents and guardians from across the AB team.   Children worked with their parents to complete an engaging set of financial education activities, supported by our staff. The event was designed to help children to start building their thoughts and feelings about money as well as their skills and knowledge. We had some great conversations with both children and parents, and a lot of fun!   Thank you to AllianceBernstein, a valued partner and supporter in our mission to ensure that every child has an equal opportunity to thrive.

    • In the background, two children are writing on luggage tags about questions about money. In the foreground is a small white plastic tree with colourful luggage tags hanging from it with questions and answers around things like "How does money make us feel?" and "What can our money be used for to help other people"
  • 🌞 Bank holiday weekend: tips for teaching children about money For those looking forward to a bank holiday, it’s a great time to consider how we can use these moments to instil valuable lessons in our children. With spending likely to increase this weekend, why not turn this into a teaching moment? Regular conversations about money can help children build confidence and develop lifelong financial skills. Here are 3 tips for introducing money talk to your children this weekend: ✅ Start early. By the age of 7, children have already started developing attitudes and habits around money. With young children, you can discuss the difference between wants and needs, helping them understand what is most important. ✅ Share your decision-making. Explain how you choose where to spend money over the bank holiday. Encourage your children to participate in decisions on where to save and where to spend. ✅ Talk about how money makes us feel. Discuss the emotions tied to spending and saving, whether it’s the joy of buying something new or the satisfaction of saving for something meaningful. Understanding these feelings helps children build healthy financial habits. 💬 Start the conversation this weekend and equip your children with the tools they need for a confident financial future. #FinancialLiteracy #Parenting #BankHoliday

  • JFF welcomes news from the Financial Conduct Authority today: millions in dormant funds have been unlocked for charities and social enterprises by expanding the Dormant Assets Scheme to include unclaimed client money and investments. We are calling for this funding to support financial education for children across the UK. Less than half currently receive a meaningful financial education at home or at school. All children deserve an equal opportunity to learn the financial skills they need to thrive as adults. We are currently providing financial education support to 338 primary schools reaching 90,710 children through our LifeSavers programme. Sustainable funding is essential to expanding this work and helping more children become adults who can confidently make informed financial decisions. Find out more about how JFF is providing financial education support across the UK: https://ow.ly/GmaN50SQa71 Read the FCA’s press release: https://lnkd.in/eAycSA7w

    Dormant Assets Scheme expansion: Investment assets and client money

    Dormant Assets Scheme expansion: Investment assets and client money

  • Our LifeSavers programme is free to Primary Schools in the UK. All we ask in return is that teachers help us continually monitor the impact of our resources through two short surveys and feedback. By filling out the survey, LifeSavers schools help us improve financial literacy in the UK and keep the resources free. If you are a LifeSavers school, check your email now or reach out LifeSavers Coordinator.

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  • Happy World Environment Day! Our financial choices have environmental impacts - that is why financial education is so important. As a charity, we provide free resources, training and support to UK primary schools to help improve children's access to high quality financial education when they are forming the money spending habits. These resources include how our money impacts others, including money choices and their impact on the environment. Find out more about our work and the impact we have made by visiting https://lnkd.in/e77Gzhnt

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