Aviva publishes research into negative impact of past financial mistakes
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 […]
Read MoreChristian’s Against Poverty authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority
MALG member Christian’s Against Poverty (CAP) has today received authorisation from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Read the full press release.
Read MorePayplan’s Jane Clack elected as Institute of Money Advisers Chair
MALG member the Institute of Money Advisers (IMA) elected Jane Clack as the new Chair of its Trustee at its AGM and annual conference held on 15 May 2017 in Bristol. Jane commences a three year term as Chair of the IMA, replacing outgoing Interim Chair Tim Lett and following on from the last permanent […]
Read MoreMoney Advice Scotland publishes 2017 manifesto ahead of General Election
MALG member Money Advice Scotland has published its 2017 manifesto ahead of the General Election on June 8. David Hilferty Executive Officer (Policy and Support), said: “Our Manifesto 2017 sets out how we believe the next UK Government can best act to improve living standards, tackle the poverty premium, enhance levels of consumer protection and […]
Read MoreMoney and Mental Health Policy Institute publishes new research on financial wellbeing at work
New analysis by The Money and Mental Health Policy Institute, sponsored by Salary Finance, has revealed that over two thirds (67%) of employees who are struggling financially report at least one sign of poor mental health that could affect their ability to function at work. These include loss of sleep, poor concentration, and reduced motivation. […]
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