15 May 2017
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Asset managers have launched a campaign to tackle financial education in primary schools
A programme to invest £1m in financial education in schools has been launched by TISA and 16 financial services firms, including Old Mutual Wealth and Columbia Threadneedle.
KickStart Money aims to initially invest £1m to take financial education into 100 primary schools, reaching nearly 18,000 pupils. It has already been awarded £80,000 by the Money Advice Service...
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