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Money Advice for Life

Date & time
3 November 2026 | 13.15-14.45

Close-up photograph of a person using a mobile banking app on a smartphone to check account balances and transactions, illustrating budgeting, money management and financial decision-making.

Event format

Attend event in person

Event type

Participatory interactive event

Event topic

Money & finance, Poverty, housing & homelessness

Audience

Young People

Academic discipline

Economics management and business studies

Venue

Roland Levinksy Building Lecture Theatre / Foyer, University of Plymouth, Drake Circus, Plymouth, Devon, PL4 8AA

Money & finance theme

What's on offer?

Through practical activities, discussions and advice from local support organisations, participants will explore budgeting, managing money, understanding debt and making informed financial decisions. The session will also provide opportunities to meet local advice providers and learn about the support available to young people in Plymouth.

What's it about?

How can young people make informed financial decisions as they become more independent? This interactive event explores everyday money management, including budgeting, avoiding problem debt, understanding Buy Now, Pay Later schemes, and accessing financial support. Participants will gain practical knowledge, build confidence in managing their finances, and learn about the advice and support available in their local area.

Who's leading the event?

Dr Rebecca Carter Dillon, Senior Research Fellow, Faculty of Health at University of Plymouth

Open to

Open to young people aged 16-25 in Plymouth, including those in school, further education, training or employment, as well as those accessing local support services.

Of particular interest to

Families and organisations supporting young people 

Event Booking details

Attendance at this event is by invitation only. If you are a school or college interested in booking, please contact Dr Rebecca Carter Dillon at rebecca.carter-dillon@plymouth.ac.uk

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