Our Impact transforming financial education
Improving wellbeing for children, teachers and families through education talking about money
Our vision is for lifelong financial wellbeing for everyone in the UK. Our annual Impact Report shows our progress, how we raised and spent our funding, and the innovative financial education we delivered.
Most young people in the UK are leaving school without the financial skills and confidence they need to manage money as adults. Too many don’t access financial education until secondary school, when it is far too late. Their teachers are left without the tools or training to teach financial education with confidence. And their families find it too difficult or stressful to talk about money at home.
At the same time, the financial environment is becoming increasingly complex and difficult to navigate. Children who missed out on financial education in the past are now young adults, struggling with a reliance on social media for financial advice and an increase in online scams and harmful information. Financial illiteracy and inequality are deeply impacting people’s wellbeing and mental health.
We are on a mission to make sure every child is empowered with financial education for life.
What we achieved in 2024 with your support
£590,687 raised
We raised £590,687 thanks to the generosity of our supporters and funding partners.
111,234 children reached
We delivered meaningful financial education to 111,234 children in over 400 schools across the UK.
899 teachers trained
We trained 899 teachers in 2024 to deliver financial education with confidence.
£494,510 spent on financial education delivery
Your generosity directly supported our financial education programmes across the UK, providing training, classroom activities and ongoing support.
Through education, advocacy, and collaboration, we are closing the financial literacy gap and ensuring all children, regardless of background and learning ability, have access to essential money skills.
Looking ahead
In 2024, we reviewed and refocused our strategy to ensure we can continue reaching as many children as possible and achieve powerful financial education outcomes. We will still be supporting teachers to deliver financial education with LifeSavers, prioritising expanding and deepening our relationship with schools across the UK.
We have also brought in three new strategic development priorities, emphasising our renewed commitment to equipping families and communities to support financial education at home, and our ongoing advocacy for increased funding and prioritisation at a national level.
We need your support
During challenging times, we’ve continued to invest in the financial wellbeing of future generations and provide meaningful financial education that gives children the tools they need to make informed money choices. Every resource we create, every teacher we train and every child we educate is because of our generous funders.
We have more work to do to ensure no child misses out. Join us.
Previous Reports
Access our previous Impact Reports to discover how far we’ve come in our mission to empower children with financial education for life.
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2023 Impact report
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![Front cover of the 2022 Impact report for JFF. It features a large illustration of a teacher and kids sat on the floor learning about money and a smaller photo of two kids learning reading a book about money]()
2022 Impact Report
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![Front cover of the 2021 impact report featuring the photo of a child smiling and using coins on the table.]()
2021 Impact Report
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![Front cover page of the 2020 Impact Report for Just Finance Foundation. It is yellow in colour with a smiling woman with short hair as the main image.]()
2020 Impact report
