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The debt advice industry will have to look beyond funding barriers and embrace new technology to get the best outcomes for clients in debt

18 Dec 2017 | Posted In Money advice news

A survey of delegates carried out before the 2017 Money Advice Liaison Group (MALG) Conference at the end of November 2017 showed that while almost half of respondents feel that constraints caused by funding problems will be the biggest problem for years to come, one in five believe new technology will have the capacity to […]

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New five-year strategy to greater target those most in need of debt advice

18 Dec 2017 | Posted In Money advice news

The Money Advice Service (MAS) has launched a five-year debt commissioning strategy that outlines a challenging and exciting plan to ensure debt advice services target those most in need.   Following an extensive consultation with over 175 organisations across a range of sectors, ‘A strategic approach to debt advice commissioning’ sets out a new approach […]

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The Money Advice Trust #peaceofmind campaign

07 Dec 2017 | Posted In Money advice news

The Money Advice Trust have launched #peaceofmind focusing on how getting help to start to deal with your debts can give you peace of mind and help you to enjoy Christmas.   The campaign comprises online content, a #peaceofmind video, social media activity, and a media story around a new poll on Christmas borrowing/spending. This […]

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Joseph Rowntree Foundation: state of the nation poverty report

05 Dec 2017 | Posted In Money advice news

A new report was published yesterday by Joseph Rowntree Foundation which has been produced in-house by Helen Barnard of the JRF Analysis Unit. It examines poverty rates in the UK, and changes to figures over the past two decades.   Emma Stone of JRF delivered a keynote on their solve poverty strategy at the MALG Conference last month […]

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Citizens Advice reveals consumers spend an average of £160 on unwanted subscriptions during National Consumer Week

28 Nov 2017 | Posted In Money advice news

New analysis from Citizens Advice shows that in just three months consumers paid an average of £160 towards unwanted subscriptions like gym memberships, television, insurance and online streaming services. With the rise of subscription services available, Citizens Advice is warning consumers that while it may be easy to sign up for these services, they can […]

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