Money Management courses returns to East Riding venues, with £40 Christmas voucher for adults who complete course

Monday, 1 December 2025

Adult Education

The ‘Let’s Talk Money’ course, for learners aged 19 and over, is returning to East Riding of Yorkshire Council venues. The course looks at topics such as building a budget, using online price comparison tools and signposting to other services that can support saving money.

It is designed to help residents gain a better understanding of their finances and the support networks available to improve financial literacy.

The course is available in December in Cottingham, Goole, Bridlington, Withernsea, and Beverley. Learners who compete the course receive a £40 Love to Shop voucher, just in time for Christmas.

It is free to anyone with an income of less than £25,000 per year, with a fee for those who earn over that threshold.

Councillor Anne Handley, East Riding of Yorkshire Council leader said, “We’re proud to support lifelong learning across the East Riding, including on improving financial literacy. We strongly encourage interested residents to find out more and sign up for these excellent sessions.”

The sessions will run in Cottingham Adult Learning Centre on Monday 1 and 8 December 10am-12.30pm, Goole Adult Learning Centre on Tuesday 2 and 9 December, 10am-12.30pm, and Bridlington Adult Learning Centre Thursday 4 December 10am-3.30pm

There will also be sessions at Withernsea East Riding Leisure Monday 8 and 15 December 9am-11.30am, Beverley Adult Learning Centre Friday 12 December 9.30am-3pm, and Cottingham Worklink on Friday 12 December 10am-3.30pm

There will be further Let’s Talk Money sessions running in January and February 2026.

More information on the Let’s Talk Money courses, and to sign up, can be found at eryc.link/letstalkmoney , email: learn@eastriding.gov.uk or calling (01482) 887670.

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