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3 in 5 People Are More Concerned About Debt Now Than Six Months Ago
Our recent survey revealed that over 60% of Londoners are more concerned about debt now than they were six months ago. The increase in concern has occurred as a result of the recent, well-documented increase in cost of living prices across the UK.
Debt BUS-ter & 24 hour hotline launch
Debt Free London goes on tour with mobile bus ‘Debt BUS-ter’ to help Londoners with money worries and re-launches their 24-hour helpline to assist people with the cost-of-living crisis and post-christmas debt.
Help for vulnerable court and tribunal users
HM Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) has announced a new Appointed Intermediary Service for vulnerable court and tribunal users starting in April 2022.
Council tax reduction and energy rebate
Council tax reduction awarded won’t be affected by payments received under the new energy rebate scheme.
New parking code
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities has published a new Private Parking Code of Practice
Buy now pay later changes
The Financial Conduct Authority has announced changes to potentially unfair and unclear terms in the contracts of Clearpay, Klarna, Laybuy and Openpay.
Future of Cash Deal Agreed
It was recently announced that a new deal, known as "Banking Framework 3", has been struck over the future of cash.
Understanding Debt Series
Debt Free London launches a new series of ten short videos, co-created by frontline advisors, to explain the often complex world of debt and debt solutions as the cost of living crisis hits more families than ever before.
My Three Years at Debt Free London
This week makes three years since I started in my role as Head of Debt Free London, and in that time my amazing team have supported over 65,000 Londoners with their debt and money worries with free, expert advice.
To mark my three year work anniversary, I wanted to stop on reflect on three things I have learnt.