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Ofgem announces plans to protect vulnerable customers

04 Jul 2017 | Posted In Money advice news

Energy regulator Ofgem has announced plans to protect vulnerable consumers as part of a wider programme to make sure all consumers get a better energy deal. Options being considered include introducing a safeguard tariff for vulnerable consumers which would protect them from overpaying for their energy. Research from Ofgem and the findings of the Competition and […]

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UK Finance launches

03 Jul 2017 | Posted In Money advice news

From today (3 July 2017), the finance and banking industry operating in the UK will be represented by a new trade association, UK Finance. UK Finance will represent over 300 firms in the UK providing credit, banking, markets and payment-related services. Its members offer a wide range of financial and advisory services across both mutual […]

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Bob’s Blog: MALG Conference 2017 speakers and programme

03 Jul 2017 | Posted In MALG updates

I spoke about the unpredictable environment we are currently experiencing and this continues unabated! The awful fire at Grenfell Tower and the subsequent implications make us all stop in our tracks and question how this could happen. The onset of July will hopefully lead to better times; the start of Wimbledon, hopes of a return to […]

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UK Cards Association publishes new guide for digital wallet providers

30 Jun 2017 | Posted In Money advice news

MALG member the UK Cards Association has published a new guide for digital wallet providers Digital wallets, where a traditional debit or credit card account is loaded onto an electronic device, have grown in use in the UK in recent years. The new guide provides a practical manual for potential new entrants, setting out the conventions and behaviours of the card payment […]

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Bank of England publishes latest Financial Stability report

29 Jun 2017 | Posted In Money advice news

The Bank of England publishes its Financial Stability report twice a year via the Financial Policy Committee (FPC), which has assessed the overall risk from the domestic environment to be at a standard level in June 2017 The Executive Summary reads: As is often the case in a standard environment, there are pockets of risk […]

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