Membership
Becoming a member of the Centre for Financial Capability means your organisation will join a growing number of firms helping us ensure every child in the UK is provided with the critical financial foundations for future life.
What does it mean to become a member of the Centre for Financial Capability?
Becoming a member of the Centre means you will have access to the main Steering Committee and aligned working groups, allowing you to become a key voice in how the Centre works to ensure all children have access to financial education. We will support you through out social media channels to highlight the work you are doing in the financial education space. Furthermore, you will have the opportunity to attend the Centre’s financial education sessions.
How much does it cost?
Becoming a member requires a minimum commitment of £20,000 per annum. This fee will enable to the Centre continues providing financial education sessions, develop new approaches to financial education, build evidence and support research which proves the power of financial education and campaign for sustainable funding for financial education from an early age. Your support will be recognised on The Centre for Financial Capability website and all materials; you and colleagues will be welcomed to participate in helping to shape the overall strategic direction.
To find out more please contact: partnerships@tcfc.org.uk
“For the past 4 years, Columbia Threadneedle has been a proud supporter of The Centre for Financial Capability and its KickStart Money programme. As a member, it is a privilege to see the first-hand impact of the financial education programme on young people’s money habits. Ensuring all children have access to financial education at primary school is crucial and we are delighted to support the Centre in its mission to do just that through delivery and research”
Tammie Tang, Senior Portfolio Manager at Columbia Threadneedle Investments
“We became a member of the Centre at the end of 2021, and are already impressed with its commitment to financial education delivery and research. Improving the financial literacy of young people has been at the heart of our business since we launched 10 years ago with the single aim of empowering children with the skills and knowledge they need to navigate the adult world of finance successfully. We are proud to support the Centre for Financial Capability and help promote the need for high-quality and efficient financial education from primary school level.”
Louise Hill, Co-Founder and COO at GoHenry