Format
1 x 2.5 hour workshop – Direct in-person or virtually via Zoom
Target Group
18-30 year olds
Group size
10-25 young people
Content
For young graduates or employees in the early stages of their professional careers, making big decisions – such as accessing credit, auto enrolment, or choosing financial products, can often be overwhelming and stressful.
This transitional period is where many ‘make or break’ their money habits. Having a good money mind-set is a clear focus throughout this programme.
Over two and a half hours MyBnk’s experts help to build their financial skills, knowledge and confidence. We debunk the jargon and offer helpful hints and impartial tips.
This covers five core money habits to help young professionals become more financially healthy:
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Habit 1 – Track Your Cash: The importance of budgeting and resetting.
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Habit 2 – An Informed Borrower: Understanding the consequences of borrowing.
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Habit 3 – Review & Change: How to become critical consumers.
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Habit 4 – Prepared for Future You: The importance of saving for the future and pension options.
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Habit 5 – Diversify Savings: Understanding different saving options and risks.
MyBnk Cancellation Policy: Cancellations and changes made to scheduled deliveries incur costs to MyBnk. Any changes made less than two weeks in advance will result in a £100 or, if less than three working days, £250 charge per MyBnk trainer. Full Terms & Conditions here.
Case Studies
From opening a first bank account and trading in real markets, to moving out of care and into independent living, MyBnk’s financial education workshops pack a BIG punch!
"It makes maths real!" Improving teens numeracy skills by understanding investment
“My Mind Has Been Blown!" - Shannon, 8, opens her first bank account and starts her savings journey
"Learning to live independently taught me I had worth" Leaving care and dodging bankruptcy
Impact After Our Programmes
96
of participants had a good or better understanding of student loans.
97
of participants had a good or better understanding of how to budget.
87
of participants felt confident or very confident about how to borrow responsibly.
