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New Advice Centre in Greenwich Now Open
On Monday, 21st June, we opened a new Debt Free London advice centre in the heart of Greenwich. Debt Free London Greenwich is open to all members of the public seeking free, expert debt advice.
Muna Yassin Honoured in the Queen's Birthday List
Muna Yassin, the Managing Director of Fair Money Advice - a Debt Free London partner, has been awarded an MBE for charitable Financial Services to Disadvantaged People during Covid-19.
Support for female victims of domestic abuse
Debt Free London is collaborating with Engie and the Employers Domestic Abuse Covenant (EDAC) to host an online workshop aimed at female victims or survivors of domestic abuse and will provide strategies on how to become financially independent by regaining control of their finances through empowerment, education and FREE, confidential 1-2-1 support from a trained and impartial advisor.
New research reveals how Londoners view their finances
Head of Debt Free London, Matt Dronfield, speaks with London Live's Tanya Francis about new research that reveals over a half of Londoners are in a worse financial position than before the pandemic and worryingly, 18% would not tell their partner or family member if in debt.
British Forces Broadcasting Service Interview
Matt Dronfield, Head of Debt Free London, speaks with the British Forces Broadcasting Service (BFBS), about how current and former members of Her Majesty's Armed Forces can reach out and get free, impartial money advice after the news that British army to be cut to 72,500 troops by 2025.
Dealing with money worries
Mahfoozur Rahman, a Trainee Debt Advisor at Debt Free London, writes openly about dealing with his own money worries and his motivation for helping others with theirs.
Jazz FM Interview
On the anniversary of the first UK lockdown, Matt Dronfield, Head of Debt Free London, speaks with Jazz Fm's Jonny Hart about the importance of tackling money issues now ahead of furlough ending later this year.
New partnership to support domestic abuse survivors with their debts
Debt Free London partners with Engie through the Employers Against Domestic Abuse Covenant (EDAC) supporting female survivors’ to deal with debt as a result of domestic abuse.
Share Radio Interview
Adam Cox, Share Radio's financial and business psychologist speaks to Head of Debt Free London, Matt Dronfield, about the impact of COIVD on people's personal finances.