From Monday 4 November – Friday 8 November 2024 the Money & Housing Advice Service and King’s Student Money Mentors will be running a campaign for Talk Money Week.
Talk Money Week happens every year to encourage people to open up about their finances. You can access information and support on understanding your spending habits, budgeting, loans and all things income maximisation.
Who are the Student Money Mentors?
Money Mentors are current King’s students who are passionate about sharing their experiences of living on a student budget, offering money saving tips and hosting events across the year.
Learn more about the Money Mentors, and follow them on Instagram for updates and current news.
You might find the following Money Mentors blogs helpful:
What's happening at King's?
Throughout the week the Money Mentors and the Money & Housing Advisers are on hand to answer your questions and concerns. Visit their stalls and while you’re there, why not play their games for the chance to win prizes and grab lots of free goodies?
This Talk Money Week, we'll be sharing advice on:
- Student discounts
- Improving your financial wellbeing
- Budgeting
- Scams and how to avoid them
Stall times and locations
You can find the Money Mentors' stalls at the following times and locations:
- Monday 4 November at King's Building, Great Hall entrance, Strand, 10.00-14.00
- Tuesday 5 November at Franklin-Wilkins Building, Library Alcove, Waterloo, 13.00-15.00
- Wednesday 6 November at Guy's Cafe (The Shed), Guy’s, 13.00-15.00
- Thursday 7 November at Franklin-Wilkins Building, Library Alcove, Waterloo, 11.00-15.00
Keep an eye on the Money Mentors' Instagram, Twitter and Blog for further information on Talk Money Week.
Need advice or support?
The Money & Housing Advisers are available for campus drop-ins or via their dedicated advice line, for further information or to register with the service, visit the Money & Housing Advice website.
The Fees, Funding & Money Advice category on Student Services Online has lots of useful articles about how to make the most of your money.