Vulnerable young people offered financial education cut their debts by 60% – while their peers see borrowing rise by 50% | Moneywise
Investing in the financial education of vulnerable young people has a dramatic effect on their financial wellbeing, new research has found.Every £1 spent on financial education for vulnerable young people created £5.57 in social value, which grew as time went on, the research by economic research consultancy ERS on behalf of the Money Advice Service Read more about Vulnerable young people offered financial education cut their debts by 60% – while their peers see borrowing rise by 50% | Moneywise[…]