We’re ready for National Student Money Week. Are you?

 

 

We’re dusting down the Money Tree, printing off some money personality quizzes and loading up on goodies ready to go on tour.

The Money Matters information stands are your one stop shops for impartial and reliable advice on everything money related. Our team of expert Student Advisers will be on hand to answer all your questions. Just look out for the Money Matters banner at your campus.

This year’s national theme is ‘Students, Money and Mental Health’, which we know is a very real and current issue for some students. If you’re feeling out of control spending is concerned or you want help with getting back on track and feeling better about your attitude to money, we’ll have helpful resources, good tips and suggestions. We can also tell you about the full range of support available from Student Services that extends way beyond money advice.

We also want to hear about your experiences and we want to know how you feel better for less? We’ve got some small prizes for the best suggestions, so don’t hold back.

This is where we’ll be next week:

Monday 8th February, Moulsecoomb campusThe team will be in the Cockcroft building, outside Aldrich library between 12 – 2pm
Monday 8th February, Eastbourne campus We will be situated in Sprinters café, Hillbrow, between 12 – 2pm
Tuesday 9th February, Hastings CampusRob and Lorraine will be in the Student Lounge, 1st Floor Priory Square, between 12 – 2pm
Wednesday 10th February, City CampusThe team will be in the main Grand Parade building outside the Sallis Benney between 12 – 2pm
Thursday 11th February, Falmer campusWe will be in the atrium in Checkland building between 11.30am – 1.30pm
Thursday 11th February, Eastbourne campusRob and Helen will be back at Eastbourne in the Starting Gate, Bishopsbourne, between 5 – 7pm

If you can’t make it to one of the stands, you can email us studentadvice@brighton.ac.uk or phone 01273 642888.
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Whatever your question, whatever your worry, we’re here to help

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