Benefits
Get a Bank Account
Income tax
Managing your money
Money for learning
National Insurance contributions
Pocket money
Saving money
Wages and allowances

Money

Pocket money

Web Linx

EMA

Money to help you study at college or school or go into work based learning as a trainee


Moneystuff

moneystuff

Information and advice about money, bank accounts etc


Youth Information

Youthinformation.com is The National Youth Agency's online information toolkit for young people and all those working with them.


Are you lucky enough to get some pocket money from your family? Think of it as a mini budget so while it’s nice to have some money of your own to spend on magazines, sweets or games it’ll also help you understand the value of money.

With your own money you’re able to decide whether you want to spend it all immediately or whether you want to save up to buy something special.

If you do have some cash you should open a bank account as it’ll keep your money safe and you might earn some interest too. Opening a bank account whilst you are still at school will help in the future when you

  • Apply for an EMA
  • Start a job
  • Go onto higher education

You’ll need a bank account for any of these.

Youth Information – has some tips too, as does Money Stuff.

7 moneyYou can use the library in your Connexions Centre too as it has information for you to read or take away. You could go to Web Linx for more useful websites.