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Resources in the teaching topic How can I pay for things?

How can I pay for things?

Teach 8-12 year-olds about cash, cheques and bank cards with this set of interactive classroom resources. For more topics, click on one of the age groups above.

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MoneySense is proud to have been awarded the Financial Education Quality Mark by Young Money. The programme is based on the Financial Education Planning Framework, and has been created with input from practising teachers to support the curriculum.

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