Martin Lewis: Student finance & financial education videos

Here we've collected together a host of videos, programmes and clips our MoneySavingExpert.com founder has put out on the crucial subjects of student finance or financial education. Crucial personal finances for children, students and adults. Young and old, have a watch of Martin…

Big Watches Full-length explainer programmes

Full 1hour Student Loans Decoded Programme

Full 1hour Student Loans Decoded Programme
- FREE TV programme and lesson plan demystifying the cost of uni for young people, parents and teachers

Full 1hour Student Loans Decoded Programme

FREE TV programme and lesson plan demystifying the cost of uni for young people, parents and teachers

Martin Lewis: How to be successful

Martin Lewis: How to be successful
- Ten things your child should know

Martin Lewis: How to be successful

Ten things your child should know

Quick Student finance Tips For those going to or thinking of going to university

T‌here's a hidden parental contribution every student and parent needs to know...

T‌here's a hidden parental contribution every student and parent needs to know...
- If you've children who may one day go to uni, you'll need to save up...

T‌here's a hidden parental contribution every student and parent needs to know...

If you've children who may one day go to uni, you'll need to save up...

Parental contribution for Scotland, NI and Wales students explained

Parental contribution for Scotland, NI and Wales students explained
- The parental contribution in each part of the UK is different, see what you need to contribute

Parental contribution for Scotland, NI and Wales students explained

The parental contribution in each part of the UK is different, see what you need to contribute

Martin Lewis explains "should I pay off my Plan 1 student loan?"

Martin Lewis explains "should I pay off my Plan 1 student loan?"
- A common question many students ask

Martin Lewis explains "should I pay off my Plan 1 student loan?"

A common question many students ask

What is a...? Simple explanations aimed at young kids

Martin Lewis: What is a credit card?

Martin Lewis: What is a credit card?
- Used correctly it's a great tool, but get it wrong and they can burn

Martin Lewis: What is a credit card?

Used correctly it's a great tool, but get it wrong and they can burn

Martin Lewis: What is a mortgage?

Martin Lewis: What is a mortgage?
- One day we all may need a mortgage - so how do they work?

Martin Lewis: What is a mortgage?

One day we all may need a mortgage - so how do they work?

Martin Lewis: What is a pension?

Martin Lewis: What is a pension?
- To avoid a baked beans retirement, a pension is not to be overlooked

Martin Lewis: What is a pension?

To avoid a baked beans retirement, a pension is not to be overlooked

Martin Lewis: What is tax?

Martin Lewis: What is tax?
- If you live in this society it's something unavoidable

Martin Lewis: What is tax?

If you live in this society it's something unavoidable

More Financial education resources

Free: Personal Finance Textbook

Free: Personal Finance Textbook
- If you've children who may one day go to uni, you'll need to save up...

Free: Personal Finance Textbook

If you've children who may one day go to uni, you'll need to save up...

Free Acadamoney: Financial Education Course

Free Acadamoney: Financial Education Course
- The parental contribution in each part of the UK is different, see what you need to contribute

Free Acadamoney: Financial Education Course

The parental contribution in each part of the UK is different, see what you need to contribute

Student Loans Decoded: A Teachers Guide

Student Loans Decoded: A Teachers Guide
- The parental contribution in each part of the UK is different, see what you need to contribute

Student Loans Decoded: A Teachers Guide

The parental contribution in each part of the UK is different, see what you need to contribute

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