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UK Savings Week 2025 was a chance to shine a light on money habits and break down the stigma around debt. We joined the campaign by partnering with London's personal finance content creator, The Penny Pincher UK, on a Money-Saving Diary reel and through an interview with our Managing Director on BBC London.

Buy Now Pay Later has crept into the mainstream but for many, it leads to debt and distress. New rules are a welcome step. But lenders must go further by signposting to free debt advice before harm is done.

On June 2nd, I had the privilege of attending the Workshop on Financial Support Relationships to discuss informal financial support, with a focus on low- and moderate-income households and LGBTQ+ communities.

New figures from Debt Free Advice reveal a stark rise in household debt levels just one month after April’s cost-of-living hikes.

Debt Free Advice welcomed a senior official from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to its flagship advice centre at Toynbee Hall this week, as new national data confirmed the growing scale of financial vulnerability across the UK.

Today's Bank of England interest rate cut to 4.25% offers relief for some mortgage holders but still presents a challenge for those who face continued financial pressures.

Debt Free Advice launches impact report for 2023-24 to highlighting support for communities, strengthening reach and simplifying advice process.

Money & Pension Services launches first Impact Report for 2023–24 showcasing how Debt Free Advice has transformed lives.

The FCA is targeting "finfluencers" promoting unauthorised financial products, issuing 38 alerts and interviewing 20 influencers to protect young adults from misleading advice.