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Latest statistics highlight young people’s exposure to and involvement in gambling

10 Dec 2025 | Posted In Money advice news

The Gambling Commission’s official statistics on Young People and Gambling in 2025 provides information about young people’s exposure to and involvement in gambling, as well as the impact gambling can have. The findings are taken from the annual Young People and Gambling Survey, conducted in 2025 by Ipsos on behalf of the Gambling Commission. The […]

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Government publishes new Child Poverty Strategy

09 Dec 2025 | Posted In Money advice news

The government’s new Child Poverty Strategy sets out the steps it is taking to reduce child poverty in the short term, as well as putting in place the building blocks needed to change the course the UK is currently on and create long-term change. The strategy brings together the action the government has already taken, […]

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Ethnicity Premium: Rooted Finance-commissioned report highlights systemic barriers blocking equitable financial access

05 Dec 2025 | Posted In Money advice news

A new ‘rapid literature review’ report commissioned by Rooted Finance delivers ‘an unflinching assessment of the systemic barriers blocking equitable financial access’. It exposes the ‘Ethnicity Premium’: a structural penalty where diverse ethnic communities consistently pay more for essential products like credit, mortgages, and insurance – even when financial profiles are equivalent. Key Findings from […]

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Bob’s Blog: MALG Update November 2025

27 Nov 2025 | Posted In MALG updates

Hello to all our Members and Associates, In this edition of Bob’s Blog: A New Name for ‘Bob’s Blog’ 2026 Meeting Dates Conference Feedback Podcast Sponsorship New Members Members Friday Forum Regional Meetings Latest Money Advice/Debt Sector News A New Name for ‘Bob’s Blog’ As you will probably now know, Bob Winnington is retiring in March […]

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Surviving Economic Abuse and TSB launch Spotting the Signs Challenge in response to new research

25 Nov 2025 | Posted In Money advice news

New research from Surviving Economic Abuse (SEA), supported by TSB, suggests young people aged 18-24 are less likely than other age groups to spot economic abuse. This is despite young women experiencing this form of domestic abuse at a much higher rate. To tackle this, SEA and TSB have launched the Spotting the Signs Challenge, […]

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