We're pleased to share that our CEO, Kate Pender, has been appointed to the Government's Financial Inclusion Committee alongside representatives from a range of consumer groups and financial institutions.

🟠 We have also responded to the Financial Ombudsman Service’s Plans and Budget 2025/26 Consultation. We welcome the consultation and the opportunity to offer our views. You can read our response in full on our website.

The Financial Inclusion Plan outlines activities to address the six key drivers of financial exclusion, who needs to lead on them and how coordinated action is the key to success.

Whether its providing advice, helping to save, or helping people in financially vulnerable circumstances access fair and affordable credit - local credit unions are invaluable in tackling financial exclusion and increasing the financial wellbeing of households across the country.

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Sending festive wishes to all of you from all of us here at Fair4All Finance. Here's to a fairer 2025 for everyone.

Since we published findings last year, we've seen a complex economic year and with UK inflation increasing to an 8 month high, rising costs. Here's a look back at how this was impacting people in financially vulnerable circumstances last year.

Since 2019, we've built a strong evidence base reflecting people's experience of financial exclusion, working with financial services experts & civil society. Here's the key priorities we think must be addressed together to combat financial exclusion.

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We’ve actively supported income maximisation providers in connecting and integrating their products into community and mainstream financial providers, and welcome Lloyds Banking Group becoming the first large financial institution to embed an income maximisation tool in this way.

And alongside motor and home insurance, looks at premium finance in other insurance products, which are also affected by the poverty premium and can be an important part of people’s financial resilience.