Football ace Marcus Rashford has returned to his old youth club to back a scheme to help youngsters to be confident with their cash.
The 24-year-old Manchester United player sat down with NatWest chiefs to plan the programme being trialled at three community centres this Easter ahead of a nationwide roll-out.
The striker, whose school meals campaign famously delivered a government U-turn worth £170 million in support for disadvantaged children told NatWest chief executive Alison Rose: “A lot of kids are scared to go to a bank, and that’s not surprising because they don’t teach you about money mindset at school.
