The price of fuel is going up, inflation is also going up, and already nine fuel suppliers have gone bust and £20 cut on universal credit which Rishi Sunak addressed by changing the taper rate from 63p to 55p for working claimants. In the coming months many vulnerable communities may face hardship. Positive Money Hackney and Positive Money Tower Hamlets called for a Facebook live and in-person public meeting on 10 Nov 2021 to raise awareness of fuel poverty Ripon Ray delivered a workshop on the overview of the fuel industry and your rights against suppliers when fuel suppliers go bust and the role and responsibility of OFGEM, the regulator of fuel in the UK .
Ripon Ray has worked in the debt advice sector for over 14 years. His work includes front-line advice & training, developing advice services, quality framework and working with regulators. He created template letters to develop confidence among those struggling with debts. He founded a series of podcasts to show the link between debt and other sectors by getting industry experts together.