Money and Pensions Service releases updated Supportive Debt Recovery Toolkit
Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has shared a refreshed version of the Supportive Debt Recovery Toolkit, the first major update to this important resource in five years. Developed in partnership with creditors and debt advice organisations, the toolkit provides practical guidance to help organisations deliver more effective and supportive debt recovery practices. It is also […]
Read MoreMALG Backs Money Wellness Call for Urgent Reform to Protect Abuse Survivors in Debt
Money Advice Liaison Group (MALG) has joined other debt sector stakeholders in backing Money Wellness’ call for urgent reform to the way abuse survivors are protected when entering personal insolvency. For many people in severe financial difficulty, a Debt Relief Order (DRO) or Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) is a vital route back to stability. But […]
Read MoreEnforcement Conduct Board welcomes Government action to strengthen oversight of the enforcement sector
The Enforcement Conduct Board (ECB) has welcomed the Government’s announcement of stronger regulation of the enforcement sector, calling it a major step forward for consumer protection, industry accountability and fair treatment for people experiencing enforcement action. The enforcement industry receives more than 7 million cases each year and collects over £1 billion, much of which […]
Read MoreMALG Community Catch Up: August 2026
Welcome to the latest update from the only organisation that unites the whole debt ecosystem in the UK. The MALG Conference 2026 is now just THREE MONTHS away and we’ve got lots to update you on. Read on for that plus: Devolution – Regional Groups Member Spotlight: Nationwide Latest Debt Sector News Housekeeping – Mailing List Why Join MALG? MALG […]
Read MoreNew Financial Inclusion Report Reveals Deepening Credit Inequality
UK-based consumer loan provider and certified B Corp Plend has published its Financial Inclusion Report 2026, marking five years of tracking financial exclusion in the UK. The findings show a crisis that is worsening for millions. Despite small improvements in headline access metrics, the lived experience of exclusion is deteriorating: 35% of adults are now borrowing […]
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