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Financial Literacy Resources for Key Stage Three Students
By Zahara Chowdhury
It’s January: a month that feels long, hard and broke in the adulting world. There’s no better time for young people to understand that life can pretty much become bills, bills and more bills once childhood is behind them!
Here are a range of School Should Be blogs and a podcast, with experts across financial services, for key stage three students to understand some of the very basics of money management, tax and mortgages for a head start to their financial literacy.
- Financial Literacy Lesson One: Current Accounts for Students
- Financial Literacy Lesson two: Savings Accounts for Students
- Financial Literacy Lesson Three: Investing, Side Hustles and passive income
- What is a Mortgage? Information and Advice for Students
- What is Tax? Information and Advice for Students
- Podcast: What all students need to know about financial planning
TIP: share this post with students to explore and use a form time session to ask them what they learned and what more they would like to learn and discuss about finance and money management.
Feel free to email me with questions and content requests to benefit you and your students. Enjoy!
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