09 November 2020
Written By FinTech Alliance in Financial Education
The platform is being developed by Young Money, a financial education charity, supported by HSBC UK.
The programme will help one million children over the next three years.
It aims to educate children aged three to 11.
The idea behind the platform is to reconnect parents and teachers during the UK’s second lockdown in order to support children in their financial capabilities.
The decision, reportedly under discussion with the UK government, aligns with the UK’s efforts to attract global tech firms
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