Money Matters Statement 2016-2019 first edition | Seite 2
Our Money Matters team of Financial
Inclusion Officers are here to make
sure you are managing your money,
getting the best deals and benefits
you are entitled to.
“Financial inclusion work
covers a broad range
of issues from ensuring
people have access to
financial services through
to helping people manage
their money better”
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Introduction
Welfare Reform started in 2013 and
is ongoing with lots of welfare reform
changes to come. Future welfare
changes like UC and further Benefit
Cap reductions will affect many of
you. Money Matters want to help you
prepare for this.
Our key drivers are:
Advice on helping you maximise
your money and the income you are
entitled to
Help you develop skills to find or
return to work
Help you benefit from everything
which is available online.
You’ve told us you want us to help you
prepare for future challenges rather
than contact us in a crisis. We’ve listened
so we’ll:
Tailor our service so we can help
residents most in need
Target residents where future welfare
changes happen so we can help you
prepare in advance
Help you sustain your money e.g. help
with budgeting.
You’ve told us we’re a massive help so
we’ll work side by side with you to help
you sustain your tenancy.
Money Matters Statement 2016-2019