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Pupils to receive finance lessons
Published: 10 November, 2008
Children in England are to have lessons in how to manage their finances, under a new £11.5m government scheme. The My Money programme will be rolled out to primary and secondary school pupils, covering topics such as how money is used and debt. The Personal Finance Education Group charity is leading the programme. A survey it commissioned to mark the launch suggests children are becoming more aware of the credit crunch as parents discuss finances more openly. Related articles: 
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