The report outlines plans to use at least 25 per cent of unclaimed assets cash to establish a £100m fund that will finance organisations to teach young people and adults about financial capability.
This scheme will be administered by the Big Lottery fund.
A further £75m will be put into a new Social Investment Wholesale Bank, which will provide loans to voluntary organisations.
The majority of the rest of the money, thought to be in the region of £175m, will fund new youth facilities across the country.
But organisations may have to wait some time before getting their hands on the cash.
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