We are delighted to share that Debt Free London has been shortlisted for the Best Partnership Award in the Institute of Money Advisers Awards 2021!
The Institute of Money Advisers have announced their full shortlist for the Money Advice Awards 2021.
Among some well-deserved recognition for good work across the sector, we are especially pleased to see:
- Debt Free London shortlisted in the Best Partnership category;
- Romi Marsh and Charlotte Stevens - Debt Free London funded Advisors at Citizens Advice Bromley and South West London Law Centre - shortlisted in the Money Advisor of the Year category.
The full shortlist is available to view on the IMA website here.
Over the past 15 months we have seen significant and rapid change across our service as we have continued to evolve our offering to clients during the pandemic. I am grateful to all our staff for what Debt Free London has achieved so far and particularly through these difficult times.
As we press on through the coming weeks and months, and as we begin to see people face-to-face again, I hope we can continue to improve and grow together, and do the best for the communities that we are here to serve.
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