HomepageFundingFunding finderImproving Financial Confidence Improving Financial Confidence Helping people become more confident in and more aware of how to take control of their finances Tweet Print Area:EnglandFunding size:£500,000 - £1 millionTotal available:£30 millionApplication deadline:16/09/2011 00:00:00 What's it all about? This programme is now closed for applications. Use the Funding Finder to search for open funding programmes that your project may be eligible to apply for. Improving Financial Confidence (IFC) is aimed at helping people become more confident in, and more aware of, how to take control of their finances. Many people are unable to access or use basic financial services and products such as a bank account, credit card or affordable loan, which can make it difficult for people to manage their money, cope with financial pressures and plan for the future. It can also mean that everyday things such as household bills become more expensive. Improving Financial Confidence will help people overcome these issues by giving them the confidence and skills to choose, access and use financial products and services suitable to their needs. For our funding to make the biggest difference we focussed on areas of greatest need by targeting social housing residents, who are among the most likely to be financially excluded, living in target local authorty areas. TagsOrganisation TypesVoluntary or community organisation ThemesHealth and well-being Young People Children and young people BeneficiariesVoluntary and community sector organisations
Area:EnglandFunding size:£500,000 - £1 millionTotal available:£30 millionApplication deadline:16/09/2011 00:00:00 What's it all about? This programme is now closed for applications. Use the Funding Finder to search for open funding programmes that your project may be eligible to apply for. Improving Financial Confidence (IFC) is aimed at helping people become more confident in, and more aware of, how to take control of their finances. Many people are unable to access or use basic financial services and products such as a bank account, credit card or affordable loan, which can make it difficult for people to manage their money, cope with financial pressures and plan for the future. It can also mean that everyday things such as household bills become more expensive. Improving Financial Confidence will help people overcome these issues by giving them the confidence and skills to choose, access and use financial products and services suitable to their needs. For our funding to make the biggest difference we focussed on areas of greatest need by targeting social housing residents, who are among the most likely to be financially excluded, living in target local authorty areas. TagsOrganisation TypesVoluntary or community organisation ThemesHealth and well-being Young People Children and young people BeneficiariesVoluntary and community sector organisations