Supporting better financial education

We’ve teamed up with the CSJ to launch the Financial Education Initiative, to gather data about the changing financial landscape, examine levels of financial literacy, review financial education and make recommendations to government on actions to be taken. We’ve also released new research identifying where high financial vulnerability overlaps with poor access to credit in the UK. And we’re partnering with The Money Charity, which helps people to manage their money well, on a pilot scheme to provide combined parent/child financial literacy education.

These actions demonstrate Lowell’s sustainability ambition of ‘Better Ethics and Understanding’ and our commitment to increase financial literacy that ultimately helps people feel better prepared to handle debt and to manage money effectively.