Our aim is to support our NHS people with their financial wellbeing. NHS England and NHS Improvement are working with the Money Advice Service, an organisation who work to improve people’s financial wellbeing across the UK, to provide all our NHS employees with free and independent financial support.
We have a variety of offers that you are able to engage with personally or signpost colleagues to who may need this support.
These offers are also open to healthcare staff who provide NHS services but are not directly employed by the NHS and to all social care staff.
1. Support Line: Free, impartial and confidential money advice
All health and social care employees can contact the Money Advice Service support lines in the following ways for free confidential and impartial money advice:
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Free-Phone Line |
Text WhatsApp |
Web Chat |
2. Online Support: Hub of Resources
All of our financial wellbeing offers and resources are available on the NHS England and NHS Improvement website Health and Wellbeing pages via this link. You can also find a range of resources by visiting the Money Advice Website directly.
3. Web Events: Recordings
You can access a series of recorded web events on managing your money with experts from the government backed Money Advice Service and partners. These events will take you through a range of supportive topics to help you get on top of your finances and help you support others with theirs. For more information and links please see the next page. Topics include:
- Budgeting and sticking to spending plans
- The best way to pay bills – how to pay bills on time, ways to pay, keeping on top of bills
- Top money-saving tips, how to find the best deals with price comparison websites
- Borrowing money: knowing the difference between good debt and bad debt
- How to work out the true cost of borrowing - comparing the cost of borrowing £1,000
- How credit rating affects the cost of borrowing and how to improve it
- Protecting money from scams – a beginner’s guide
- Debt
- Gambling
- Financial abuse
- Money and mental health
- Bereavement
- Sticking to a spending plan
- Managing bills
- Managing credit
- Paying off debts
- Getting into the savings habit and why it pays to save regularly
- Saving for emergencies
- Top tips for choosing a savings account
- Help to save if you’re on a low income
- Credit Unions and saving
- Investments – what are they?
Further information
All our NHS employees are able to access a variety of free health and wellbeing support on our website, including apps, helplines, therapy services, guidelines and development.
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