• What we've done
• Customer feedback survey results

What we've done

• A presentation entitled 'Who wants to be a Student Millionaire?' was developed and delivered by the Student Funding Office which invited participants to vote on ten money-related questions. Results were recorded using the interactive response system (TurningPoint) and feedback forms were collected so that participants could be entered into a free prize draw.

• A financial capability presentation entitled 'Money too tight to mention' was delivered in order to help develop budgeting skills and financial awareness.

• 'Taste Test' sessions were conducted during student registration that invited participants to taste two samples of seven different items of food or drink; one being a premium brand and the other being from the economy range, in order to raise awareness of good budgeting practice.

• In order to promote National Student Money Week, members of the Student Funding Office manned a stand in the Muirhead Tower atrium, encouraging students to add their own money saving tips to a ‘Money Tree’ with the best tip, as judged by the team, winning a £25 book voucher.

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Customer feedback survey results

Financial Capability Presentation: 'Who wants to be a Student Millionaire?'

Feedback forms completed: 52

What you thought::

• "Innovative idea"

• "(I could) save money on travel by purchasing a railcard"

• "(I now know) places to go for funding or financial advice"

• "Excellent, magnificent - just what I need. Thank you!"

• "Really good and easy to understand"

• "Really good presentation, love the room! Use of keypads keeps you engaged. Great interactive learning!"

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Financial Capability Presentation: 'Money too tight to mention'

Feedback forms completed: 8

*Please note, one person did not rate this category

What you thought:

• "Very informative, provided useful info for the future as well"

• "That was a good talk, actually reminded me of the budget planner"

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