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Masterclasses
Join us online each month for our Money Gym Masterclasses. Members of our team and special guests will be talking money and answering your questions. All are welcome, and past sessions are available to view.
Next Month: What’s the Deal with Universal Credit? Your Guide to the Big Switch
Friday 15th November @ 12pm
Curious about the move from legacy benefits to Universal Credit? Join us this November for a straightforward session with Ryan Peter from the Department for Work and Pensions. He’ll explain why this change is happening, how it could affect your payments, and what support is available to help with the transition. It’s a chance to get clear answers to your questions and understand what’s coming up. Perfect for anyone looking to feel prepared and informed about the shift to Universal Credit.
In the session we’ll cover:
✔ Explanation of the shift from legacy benefits to Universal Credit
✔ How the change affects payments
✔ Guidance on the transition process
✔ Available support for affected individuals
Previous Months
Money Gym Blog
The 5 Best Supermarket Deals on School Uniforms This Year (Plus 9 Money-Saving Tips!)
Shopping for school uniforms can get expensive, but we’ve done the homework for you. This year, supermarkets like Asda, Tesco, and Aldi offer unbeatable deals, with full uniform sets starting as low as £5! Read our guide to discover the best supermarket bargains, plus 9 expert tips to help you save even more on back-to-school essentials.
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Useful Links
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