Start a new relationship with money today
Studies show our relationship with money is formed from the age of seven(1), which might explain why so many of us find it hard to change it.
That's why it's our goal to help you achieve a better relationship with your finances.
Whether it’s planning for the future, making the most of your savings, or helping your family build money skills, we’re here to help make money work for you.
Our partnership with Channel 5
We’ve partnered with Channel 5 to bring you a six-part content series where Nick Knowles and our Customer Care Specialist, Janet, cover a range of money topics to help make money work for you.
Make money work for you
Creating an emergency fund
Worried about bills catching you off guard? Setting up a savings goal in the Barclays app(2) could help you plan for the unexpected.
Talking about money
Our research shows that around 30% of people avoid discussing their finances with friends and family(3). Our money mentors are here to help.
Watching out for money scams
With purchase scams becoming increasingly sophisticated, it’s crucial to know what to look out for.
Using credit responsibly
If you want to borrow money in the short term, we could help find a credit card that works for you.
Investing your savings
Want to invest for the future but don’t know where to start? Begin by planning your goals and researching investment accounts that might suit you.
Budgeting for the festive season
Our app(2) could help you put money aside each month so you’re ready for the more expensive times of year.
Important information
Whitebread and Bingham (2013) - read the full study [PDF, 1.54MB](Return to reference)
You need to be aged 16 or over to use the Barclays app. Terms and conditions apply.(Return to reference)
Barclays Money Mentors ® don’t provide specific, personalised financial advice. Individual circumstances can vary, so we recommend that you get professional advice if you need it. Survey carried out between 17 – 21 May 2024 by Opinium Research on behalf of Barclays. A representative sample of 2,000 respondents - UK consumer sample split by age, gender and region.(Return to reference)