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bMoneywize goes East at Easter…

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Coming soon…💃🏾

In partnership with Stratford Library, @Money Works Newham, we are stepping things up a notch.

bMoneywize a business that aims to bring financial literacy to all is holding a special competition in your local library.

The competition involves a few rounds of the innovative bMoneywize board game. The board game is child-inspired and is a “Best New Product” UK award nominee and USA educational awards finalist. Both competitive and engaging, the complex concepts of the game will challenge the way you see money.

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The surprising – and worrying – truth about financial education | The Young Money Blog

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I thought I was knowledgeable about financial education. But doing a Radio 4 programme on the subject taught me a lot – and there are reasons to be worried — Read on youngmoneyblog.co.uk/the-surprising-and-worrying-truth-about-financial-education/ #education #financialliteracy #financialeducation #maths #STEM #skills @YourMoneyAdvice @FinCapStrategy #talkmoney #bank #savings #cash #brexit @bmoneywize

Want a stronger economy? Support financially literate girls and women

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Boosting our economy through greater female financial literacy will take time and require greater focus from both public and private sectors. Ensuring that girls and women in particular understand the basics of personal finance and economics for two key reason: Women often live longer and more frequently — Read on uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/want-stronger-economy-support-financially-131631302.html Girls Girls Girls!