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How multiple teams can use Blackbullion: a whole institution approach to student financial wellbeing

Learn how multiple university teams can use Blackbullion for a holistic approach to student financial wellbeing and see a real impact on recruitment, retention & attainment.

Financial support doesn’t need to be complicated

Our Founder, Vivi Friedgut, shares her thoughts on why financial support doesn't need to be complicated and how staff can let technology do the heavy lifting.

8 tips from NTU for a whole institution approach to financial education

Eight tips from one of our partners, Nottingham Trent University (NTU), on how to get started with making financial education a whole institution initiative.

7 ways the cost of living crisis is impacting students

Seven ways students have told us the cost of living crisis is impacting them, including the effect on their wellbeing and academic attainment.

8 ways to have conversations about money with students

Take inspiration from these 8 suggestions to find ways to open up money conversations with students.

How to help students understand debt

Discover suggestions for ways to support students who are borrowing or considering borrowing money during the cost of living crisis.

6 ways universities are helping students with the cost of living crisis

Get ideas and take inspiration from these 6 things universities are doing to support and empower students during the cost of living crisis.

Helping students prepare for life beyond university

Suggestions to support university and college staff in helping students prepare financially for life beyond their studies.

How to help students find paid work

Ideas to help support staff assist students when they’re searching and applying for jobs, both alongside their studies and after graduation.

5 ways to help students be financially prepared for university

Five suggestions for ways to help students be more financially prepared for university, before they even arrive on campus.