Secondary school students on the Isle of Man are being given help to understand and manage their money.
The programme, supported by Old Mutual International will teach students how to borrow, bank and budget.
The sessions take place at secondary schools across the Island from Tuesday, May 1 until Friday, May 4.
They'll also focus on preparing pupils for the cost of living away from home, and budgeting for university.
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