Information on taking part in Chance to be Chancellor including the competition and the Youth Budget.
Chance to be Chancellor challenges you to consider a range of Budget 2013 policies and choose those you feel are best for the country’s economy. After making your choices a summary page will show how you compare with the Government. You can also submit an idea for a policy, upload a 90 second video arguing your choices to enter our competition and share your budget with the world. We gather the choices of all participations that take part and publish them in the Youth BudgetA report from the Citizenship Foundation on the results of all those who take part in Chance to be Chancellor and share their opinions on the Budget of that year. to promote the views of young people on Budget 2013. Find out more about creating an entry into the competition and the Youth BudgetA report from the Citizenship Foundation on the results of all those who take part in Chance to be Chancellor and share their opinions on the Budget of that year. by visiting the pages below.What people are saying
Good financial and economic understanding is vital for young people. It allows you to be part of the world around you. I am passionate about young people being involved in politics and society. If you have views on how the countries limited resources should be spent, say so!
Chloe Smith, MP for Norwich North
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How it works
Chance to be Chancellor 2013
You can still use the challenge, but the Chance to be Chancellor 2013 competition is closed.
The competition
Find out how to enter our national competition.
Youth Budget
Learn more about what we do with the choices of all those who take part in Chance to be Chancellor.
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