11 November, 2020
11 November, 2020
New report argues that there is an 'ethical case' for action in light of the part played by successive governments in the creation of the problem
5 November, 2020 Open access
Enforcement agents requested not to enter or attend residential properties for the purpose of enforcement by taking control of goods or, except in limited circumstances, for the purpose of enforcing a writ of possession or restitution
5 November, 2020
New guidance developed to help firms support vulnerable customers by using the 'right data' in the 'right way'
5 November, 2020
4 November, 2020 Open access
New measures will enable those who have not yet exhausted their payment deferral options under previous guidance to be eligible to request deferrals up to 31 January 2020
3 November, 2020 Open access
2 November, 2020
Without urgent changes, Money Advice Trust warns that government risks pushing people further into difficulty at the worst possible time
31 October, 2020 Open access
Change follows speech from Prime Minister this evening in which he announced new restrictions across England to help combat coronavirus
29 October, 2020 Open access
'Robust and effective' options are needed, that work in context of pandemic, says debt charity
22 October, 2020 Open access
Mr Buckland adds that Ministry of Justice will keep its approach under review 'in order to ensure it remains responsive and proportionate'
22 October, 2020 Open access
Plan aimed at people experiencing short-term difficulty who need more time to get back to resuming full payments on debts built up during the pandemic
19 October, 2020 Open access
New requirements that come into effect on 15 December 2020 include provision of emergency credit and allowing more time to make repayment arrangements
16 October, 2020 Open access
New report urges financial service firms to waive interest for people in financial difficulty, and calls on DWP to maintain increase in universal credit standard allowance
13 October, 2020 Open access
New report calls for increase to be made permanent and for ‘renewed government focus’ on people who are not able to cover basic living costs as the economic impacts of coronavirus continue to be felt
7 October, 2020
New rules expected to come into force in December 2020, with lenders then being required to make the changes within six months
25 September, 2020 Open access
New statutory instrument amends original 30 September 2020 expiry date for measures introduced under the Coronavirus (Scotland) Acts
24 September, 2020 Open access
New analysis finds that black, Asian and other minority ethnic people are twice as likely to face difficulties paying bills in next three months compared to population as a whole
22 September, 2020
Income gap is driven by systemic factors of low employment prospects, low wages and long-term benefit cuts, says Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
