Debt Advice Foundation’s Justine McGinnis joined other credit industry professionals at an awards ceremony to honour some of the best in the business. She reached the finals of the prestigious Credit Today awards, which were held amongst the chandeliers and grandeur of London’s Grosvenor House Hotel. More than 180 entries were submitted for the 23 […]
Read MoreDebt Advice Foundation’s ground-breaking financial education programme was one of a number of projects showcased at a forum of teachers, programme managers and funders organised by the Personal Finance Education Group (pfeg). The forum, held at the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries at Staple Inn, London, gave attendees the chance to discuss different approaches to […]
Read MoreThe first day of term meant a particularly early start for a group of pupils at Southlands High School in Chorley. They had a starring role in a series of outside broadcasts from the school for BBC Breakfast, showcasing the money management lessons that they developed as part of national debt charity Debt Advice Foundation’s […]
Read MoreYoung people who worry about their family’s finances should be given the chance to learn how to help balance the books through financial education, according to national charity Debt Advice Foundation. The Halifax’s annual survey of children’s attitudes to money, the Pocket Money Survey, has suggested that more than half of eight to fifteen-year-olds worry […]
Read MoreDebt Advice Foundation was delighted to be named a finalist in this year’s Credit Today Awards – the first time the charity has entered what are seen as the most significant awards for all those working in and around the credit industry. Our success, in the Money Advice Initiative category, was acknowledgement of our education […]
Read MoreLatest figures from the Insolvency Service show that there has been a decline of just over one per cent in personal insolvencies in the first quarter of 2012, compared with the last three months of 2011. However Debt Advice Foundation has warned of worrying signs that this trend could be set to reverse.
Read MoreA new Government initiative designed to help young unemployed people into work is being supported by Debt Advice Foundation. The Youth Contract, which launched at the beginning of April, will provide nearly half-a-million new opportunities for 18-24 years olds, including apprenticeships and voluntary work experience placements.
Read MoreWe are delighted to confirm that we have been chosen as a finalist in this year’s Credit Today Awards, Money Advice Initiative category. More than 180 entries were submitted for the 22 categories in the Awards, which showcase best practice across the UK loans and debt services industry.
Read MoreKarol Sanderson, a former Director of Enforcement at the Insolvency Service, has joined Debt Advice Foundation as a trustee. A former Official Receiver, Karol has more than 30 years’ experience in the field of insolvency and debt, dealing with the administration of bankruptcies and company liquidations, investigations and policy matters. Karol is currently also an […]
Read MoreWith payday loans very much in the national spotlight at present, The Sun’s SunWoman section put together a comprehensive article demonstrating just how quickly this type of credit can spiral into unmanageable debt. SunWoman also wanted to offer their readers a dedicated helpline on the day, which is how two members of Debt Advice Foundation […]
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