money guidance

Andrew Johnson, money expert at the Money and Pensions Service said: “The extension of support measures confirmed today for credit card, personal loan and overdraft customers could be helpful for people who are experiencing temporary payment difficulties, as we know that Covid-19 is continuing to affect people’s finances. It’s really important that people speak to their lenders to find out...

Over 1 million people have already looked to the Money and Pensions Service for help with impact of Covid-19Money Navigator tool will help many people find money support now to avoid future debt problems The Money and Pensions Service is launching a new online tool to help people navigate their finances in the wake of Covid-19 and avoid financial issues worsening in future, as the...

Commenting on the FCA’s confirmation of the extension of mortgage payment holidays, Andrew Johnson, money expert at the Money and Pensions Service said: “It is positive that flexibility will continue to be available to people facing temporary money issues but it’s really important anyone taking a break from paying their mortgage understands the implications. Your future payments will...

Helplines for people with money worries are gearing up for one of the busiest times of the year, with a call about debt expected every four minutes throughout January1 at the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS)2. Last year, nearly 3,500 debt calls were made to the free Money Advice Service (MAS) helpline (on 0800 138 7777) in January, while there were 26,000 visits to the MAS debt advice...

Media comment: FCA’s continued support of credit customers

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FCA confirmation of the extension of mortgage payment holidays: media comment from the Money and Pensions Service

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