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Christian’s Against Poverty (CAP) launches latest Client Report

14 Jun 2017 | Posted In Money advice news

MALG member Christian’s Against Poverty (CAP) has launched its latest Client Report for 2017. In line with MALG’s aims, this years report celebrates the collaboration between CAP and other organisations, including creditors and referral partners, which makes transformation in people’s lives and circumstances possible. This is explored through one client’s story, which shows how desperate […]

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Bob’s Blog: The money advice landscape post-election

13 Jun 2017 | Posted In MALG updates

It’s fair to say that a lot has changed since the last Bob’s Blog! We are all still trying to work out what the election result actually means and what the short and long term implications may be but we are now used to working in an unpredictable environment and when it comes to MALG’s […]

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Blog: Shaping the future of money advice

12 Jun 2017 | Posted In Thought leadership

Bob Winnington is Executive Officer of the Money Advice Liaison Group (MALG). I was pleased to be asked to speak at the Debt Managers Standards Association (DEMSA) 2017 Conference in Manchester last week. This gave me the opportunity to set into context the topic of Shaping the Future of Money Advice which will be the […]

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Money Advice Service calling for contributors to consultative group on SFS by 7 June 2017

02 Jun 2017 | Posted In Money advice news

MALG member the Money Advice Service is looking for organisations to be involved in a consultative group to gather feedback from the first few months of the Standard Financial Statement (SFS) being live. The consultative group will feed back to the new governance group charged with overseeing the development of SFS following its launch on […]

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Aviva publishes research into negative impact of past financial mistakes

02 Jun 2017 | Posted In Money advice news

New research by Aviva highlights the need for early and continued financial education due to confusion over finances and regret over past mistakes. Findings include: 43% say they are still paying for mistakes they made in the past 64% of consumers say they wished they had managed their finances differently 63% wish they had started […]

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