When people reach out for help, money guidance is often given alongside wider support. This self-development programme helps organisations or individuals to confidently talk about money with their customers and give safe, effective guidance. It's government backed, proven to work and UK wide. There are lots of ways to get involved.
In fact, it’s essential to know your boundaries when giving money guidance. That’s the best way to help your customers, while taking care of yourself too.
Watch this video, so you’re clear on the difference between money guidance and financial advice. Advice should always be left to regulated professionals.
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9 June, 11.00 – 12.00
Connected and protected: Online safety and digital inclusion in NI
Online session for money guidance practitioners based in Northern Ireland. Join Go ON NI and Libraries NI for an engaging session on how you can support customers bridge the digital divide.
10 June, 14.00 – 15.00
Carers Week 2026: Support for unpaid carers in Scotland
Online session for money guidance practitioners based in Scotland. Learn about the financial support available from Social Security Scotland for unpaid carers, including young carers and adult carers.
11 June, 10.00 – 14.30
Savings strategies: Practical savings conversations that work [in-person event]
In-person session for money guidance practitioners based in England. Explore how saving can start small, how national schemes like 'Help to Save' fit into wider guidance conversations, and how to support people to choose appropriate savings options - while staying alert to digital risks and scams.
23 June, 14.00 – 15.15
Pensions and the self-employed
Online session for all money guidance practitioners. Learn about the advantages of the self-employed saving into a pension scheme, how tax relief works and how to go about setting up a pension scheme.