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Debt Talk: The cost of financial exclusion (podcast)

There are 17.5 million people in financially vulnerable circumstances, one in three adults in the UK. Some of these vulnerabilities can be seen in the form of financial exclusion. In this episode, Ripon Ray discusses: ‘ The cost of financial exclusion’ . To navigate the Debt Talk podcast topic, panellists were from a financial inclusion funder, a debt crisis and money training social enterprise, and a household debt campaigner. Diane Burridge , Community Finance Propositions and Segmentation Lead for Fair4AllFinance, develops strategies for financial inclusion projects and provides funds. She focused on supporting innovation to reduce financial exclusion by undertaking research and working with various third organisations to promote ways to make the financial services sector fair. Jerry During MBE , Co-Founder of Money A and E, a community money and debt advice organisation in London, emphasised the need to form partnerships with community groups and government agencies to help change ...

Monthly Debt News (July 2023)

(July 2023) Monthly Debt News looks at debts and the causes of debts in Britain from various sources selected for professionals to make the debt sector simple. This month’s Debt News includes: Debt collectors illicitly obtained French citizens data -  Ofgem brings measures for debt recovery - UK household pay down  mortgage and use savings - FCA introduced mortgage breathing space - UK Govt renationalising Thames Water.  Finally, bite-size stats on student loans, universal credit fraud, financial exclusion and renters in poverty. ---------------- Debt collector of UK fines ‘illicitly’ got data of drivers in France That is the claim of 102 plaintiffs who have filed a complaint over fines relating to low-emission zones in London  More here:  link   ---------------- Ofgem proposes £13 allowance in PPM price cap for energy suppliers The measure is part of Ofgem’s new plan to protect PPM customers and help energy suppliers recover bad debts. Energy regulato...