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E-learning module

As well as delivering training and workshops, our financial capability team administers the financial capability e-learning module (ELM).

Introduced in 2015 as part of wider-ranging reforms to bankruptcy law, the ELM must be completed by individuals in certain circumstances prior to discharge from bankruptcy. 

Our ELM can also be completed by anyone who is interested in learning more about money management and dealing with different financial life events.

Complete this form to register an individual

Complete this form if you are an insolvency practitioner and are referring an individual

Click here to access the modules if you are already registered and have login details 

Feedback from users who have completed the financial education modules since April 2018 includes:

  • 82% of users noted an increase in their ability to plan ahead, save and prepare for unexpected costs after completing the module
  • 85% of users noted an increase in their confidence relating to financial matters, after completing the module
  • 97% of users were aware of where to go to access help and advice
  • 96% of users intend to change their approach to finances

Published: 7th October, 2019

Updated: 15th May, 2020

Author: Abbey Fleming

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