Jury Service Summons Online
From today, members of the public summoned to jury service will be able to respond online. The online system enables people to confirm their availability, request a different date, or have someone else respond for them, and takes less than ten minutes to complete. If the juror accepts the date it automatically uploads to the […]
Read MoreNeyber publishes report on the DNA of financial wellbeing #DNAFinWell2018
According to new research by financial wellbeing firm Neyber, half of workers are forced to borrow to make ends meet and money is now a bigger worry than health. The DNA of Financial Wellbeing Report highlights that a worrying number of people are being forced into debt to cover essential costs each month despite having […]
Read MoreFairbanking Foundation looking for new CEO
The Fairbanking Foundation encourages and assists financial institutions to improve the financial well-being of their customers. Improving the financial well-being of consumers informs all that the charity does. Its primary activities are a well-established and highly regarded UKAS endorsed accreditation scheme for financial products, and a growing research and advisory service. More than 20 million […]
Read MoreMALG Chair vacancy – apply now
The Money Advice Liaison Group (known as MALG), formed in 1987, is a not-for-profit UK membership organisation whose purpose is to galvanise organisations to ‘work together to improve the lives of people with problem debt’. Liz Barclay, the current MALG Chair, has been in the role for coming up to three years and we are […]
Read MoreLatest briefing from Christians Against Poverty: Powerless People
Christians Against Poverty has released a briefing paper ‘Powerless people: indebted and afraid‘ exploring the experience of people being indebted to the government and how debt collection processes create fear, leave clients powerless and render debts unmanageable. A few key findings from the paper are as follows: 64% live below the poverty line and 55% […]
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