The insurance company has worked with the charity to produce an online tool aimed at 14- to 19-year-olds, www.payingforit.org.uk, which can be used in citizenship classes in schools.
The website includes a section called Life Scan that allows young people to evaluate the impact their life and choices have on society as a whole.
James Leach, head of corporate responsibility at Norwich Union, said: "Financial awareness and education are key issues for Norwich Union and we are keen to share our expertise with the next generation."
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