Our generation has already experienced two “once in a lifetime” economic crises; have we been sufficiently prepared to handle the cards that we’ve been dealt?
Our generation has already experienced two “once in a lifetime” economic crises; have we been sufficiently prepared to handle the cards that we’ve been dealt?
Millennial Money was born from a number of conversations that we had over the years about money and our unique experiences of being a Millennial. We wanted to create a platform that encourages and educates everyone to feel comfortable talking about money; no matter what your circumstances are.
What really inspired us to launch Millennial Money UK is that we are the target audience. We made all of the typical mistakes and slip-ups when it comes to money. This is the content that we’d like to engage with and learn from; aiming to make our audience feel comfortable contributing to the money conversation.
Whilst we aim to educate our audience on topics such as savings, investments, and pensions, we aren’t here to lecture you and tell you that buying coffee and treating yourself to smashed avocado brunches are why you don’t have a house deposit. We’re much more interested in helping to explain money topics and sharing stories about young people’s experiences with money.
Anyone can and should know about personal finance and everyone who experiences money is qualified to speak about money. Paying a phone bill, opening a bank account, being in debt are all money experiences that we will go through whether or not we have a certified accounting qualification.
