Financial wellness resources
Information and support to help maximise your income
Financial wellness just means having a good relationship with your money. The people at the Money & Pensions Service (MaPS) say it’s about feeling secure and in control; making the most of your money from day-to-day; having resources available to deal with the unexpected; and being on track for a healthy financial future.
However, it can feel really hard to take positive steps to maximise income while the cost of living impact is felt so strongly. But even taking just one step will make a difference to your financial wellness.
So, we’ve brought together simple actions and expert resources to help improve our relationship with money from which everyone can benefit. Simply select the link to the resources that you need from the options below.
We know everyone’s situation is different. If you can’t find what you need here, or just want to start a conversation about how we can help, please get in touch with our friendly team. E-mail support@theprintingcharity.org.uk or call us on 01293 542 820.
Make the most of your money
- Put together a budget.
- Understand and review your bills.
- Look at how you can save on your bills.
Be prepared
- Start an emergency fund.
- Find out how long it’ll take to save up for something.
- Ideas on how to talk about money.
- Help children and young people build a positive relationship with money from early on.
- Detailed advice on helping young people who are anxious about money.
Know your money
- Check what benefits you are entitled to.
- Find out if there is other financial help available for you.
- Find out how to check your credit report for free.
- Check your pension status.
Resources to help face financial challenges
- Understand the financial assistance available from us.
- Find a trusted debt adviser for free support.
- Guidance on everything financial from everyday money, savings and pensions to specific circumstances including family & care, work, and money troubles: MoneyHelper
- Information and guidance on a wide range of financial topics: Citizen’s Advice
- Independent debt advice charity National Debtline
- Practical planning to help become debt-free: StepChange
- Tailored advice and support from Mental Health UK for anyone experiencing issues with mental health and money: Mental Health & Money Advice
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