
The Financial Inclusion Commission aims to make #financialinclusion a top political priority in order to meet the needs of the millions excluded in the UK
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ALT The Financial Inclusion Commission welcomes new Government's commitment to tackling financial exclusion Chris Pond, Chair, commented "We cannot go on with a two-track system with a globally successful financial services sector on one hand, but millions of people who cannot access basic products and services on the other."

ALT The case for prioritising a new National Financial Inclusion Strategy: 22% of adults have started or increased their borrowing because of the cost of living (ONS) 14% of transactions are made with cash (UK Finance) 50% of those aged 75+ used a bank branch in the last year (FCA) 5% of households have no current account (DWP) 15% of UK adults (8.1 million people) need debt advice (MaPS)

ALT The case for prioritising a new National Financial Inclusion Strategy: 22% of adults have started or increased their borrowing because of the cost of living (ONS) 14% of transactions are made with cash (UK Finance) 50% of those aged 75+ used a bank branch in the last year (FCA) 5% of households have no current account (DWP) 15% of UK adults (8.1 million people) need debt advice (MaPS)






