Fresh funding for financial inclusion, banking industry told by Finance News Bulletin

Published: 04/01/08

The government has put the banking industry on alert after confirming it will continue to provide financing hold up to help battle financial exclusionThis week, Ed Balls, financial secretary to the Treasury, announced that the administration would now back the Financial Inclusion finance until 2011At the same time, he also unveiled tactics to create a new taskforce with a remit to ensure that the UK is gathering its targets to promote financial addition to people from less affluent backgroundsTeresa Perchard, director of policy for financing support specialist Citizens recommendation, welcomed the news

"We know that the government is dedicated to maintaining its level of action to promote financial addition and we hope this will reduce debt and assist people manage money effectively," she saidMeasures to endorse financial inclusion may include encouraging people with a poor praise rating to open a basic banking account, which characteristically offer banking services without provision for an overdraft This could enable them to increase access to services such as a bad credit history credit card, in its place of creation them rely upon loan sharks or other non-regulated borrowing optionsYorkshire store hosts vodka sessions to boost profile of

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