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This document contains the following information: Personal accounts: a new way to save [third annual report].
First published during the 2005 to 2010 Labour government
The revised Codes of Practice were published by the four Trade Associations which represent over 90 per cent of the payday and short-term loan…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Findings from a government survey have found that payday lenders are not fully complying with industry standards brought in last year
Payday lenders could face new restrictions on how they advertise and a new code of practice under fresh plans announced today
Government is seeking feedback on how the payday industry meets the standards set out in the voluntary codes.
Following intensive discussions with the Government, the four Trade Associations representing over 90 per cent of the payday and short-term …
New evidence shows that problems in the industry are harming consumers
The cap will be formally established through amendments to the Banking Reform Bill.
Government Ministers and regulators meet with payday lenders and consumer groups to discuss concerns about payday lending
Employment Tribunal decision.
New payday lending rules put consumers first, explains Economic Secretary to the Treasury Sajid Javid.
New rules for debt letters will help people to better understand and manage their debts, reducing distress and supporting mental health
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