Financial Literacy & Inclusion | UK Programme

Grants Programme

Financial Literacy & Inclusion programme

Accessible financial education designed to support more confident choices and greater social mobility.

Based

United Kingdom

Initiative

FT FLIC

Focus

Financial education

Audience

Young people, women & underserved groups

Knowledge for everyday financial decisions

The Financial Times Financial Literacy and Inclusion Campaign provides free and engaging financial education intended to support more confident choices and greater social mobility.

The initiative focuses on young people, women and underserved groups, including minority ethnic communities and migrants.

Foundation Trustee Anabel Altenburg was a founding member and helped design and deliver learning modules.

Financial learning made more accessible

Financial knowledge can influence day-to-day decisions, resilience and the ability to pursue longer-term opportunities.

The initiative was developed to make that learning more easily available to people who may not otherwise have easy access to it.

What the partnership enables

Free learning

Educational resources are provided without charge to widen access to financial knowledge.

Inclusive audiences

The campaign focuses on groups that can face barriers to mainstream financial education.

Learning design

Foundation involvement included helping to design and deliver practical learning modules.

Support community-led opportunity

Support can help widen access to practical knowledge and the confidence to use it. Contact the foundation to discuss giving or collaboration.