Building better financial wellbeing for tenants

Building better financial wellbeing for tenants
Building better financial wellbeing for tenants

There are at least 17.5m people in the UK struggling in financially vulnerable circumstances. 28% of these are social housing tenants.

In this webinar you’ll get to know more about the community finance sector, the potential benefits for tenants, what a partnership might look like as well as details of new products and initiatives such as the No Interest Loan Scheme and Consolidation Loan Pilots.

We also heard from the FCA about referral exemptions that enable and support these partnerships, and from Joanne Angus, Chief Operating Officer of NEfirst Credit Union on the real difference these partnerships can make to those in financially vulnerable circumstances.

Our new research, commissioned by Fair4All Finance and authored with PwC, explores the experiences of disabled consumers across financial services and what needs to change to deliver more consistent outcomes....

We’re pleased to publish our Annual Reports and Accounts for the year ending 31 December 2025, as well as our Annual Review which looks back at some of our key...

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Our research and extensive lived experience conversations with the people that could supported by this product, tell us that access to small sums of safe, affordable credit can be vital...

Our Affordable Credit Code of Good Practice sets out the principles and practices that support responsible lending that is aligned with the needs of customers in financially vulnerable circumstances. The...