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Bob’s Blog: MALG National Members Meeting presentations and ‘early bird’ conference bookings

17 Feb 2020 | Posted In MALG updates

We had a fantastic turn out at our first National Members Meeting of 2020 on 6 February at Capital One’s offices in London – thankfully it was before the storms hit so there were no travel problems! Those who attended, including new members, guests, and familiar faces, joined in interactive discussions about adviser wellbeing, the […]

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Citizens Advice publishes new research into negative budgets

11 Feb 2020 | Posted In Money advice news

Citizens Advice yesterday published new research into negative budgets, showing the extent to which people are unable to meet their living costs due to low income and high household costs. The analysis uses, for the first time, a dataset made up of detailed financial information on Citizens Advice debt clients to assess financial security and […]

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Money & Pensions Service appoints new permanent CEO

28 Jan 2020 | Posted In Money advice news

The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has announced the appointment of Caroline Siarkiewicz (who was a keynote speaker at the MALG Conference 2019) as Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Siarkiewicz has been acting CEO since June 2019 and has overseen the development and launch of its recently published UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing. Siarkiewicz was previously […]

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Money & Pensions Service publishes UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing 2020-2030

23 Jan 2020 | Posted In Money advice news

The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has launched a UK-wide strategy to improve the financial wellbeing of individuals and the community across the country. MaPS’ strategy follows the 2019 government mandate to provide access to the information and guidance needed by UK citizens to make effective financial decisions over their lifetime. The strategy establishes five […]

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Resolution Foundation publishes briefing on inequalities in the use of consumer credit in the UK

21 Jan 2020 | Posted In Money advice news

Low-income households have seen the fastest rise in the use of consumer debt since the financial crisis, and are too exposed to financial shocks, according to new research published on 15 January by the Resolution Foundation. An outstanding balance? explores changes in the use of consumer debt – including credit cards, store cards, mail order and […]

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