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Author: Joanna Elson

Joanna is chief executive of the Money Advice Trust, the charity that runs National and Business Debtline. Previously, she was Executive Director at the British Bankers' Association and a House of Commons researcher and prior to that, a primary school teacher. In 2010, Joanna was awarded an OBE for services to people in debt.
29 January 202129 January 2021 Joanna Elson

Inclusive design: the next step for the vulnerability agenda

11 August 202011 August 2020 Joanna Elson

Three questions the Government needs to answer before allowing bailiff visits to resume

27 March 202030 March 2020 Joanna Elson

Transforming the Money Advice Trust and our services – in a week

21 March 202021 March 2020 Joanna Elson

The UK’s self-employed are falling through the Covid-19 policy net

23 July 2019 Joanna Elson

A clear signal from the FCA for firms to do more on vulnerability

31 May 201910 June 2019 Joanna Elson

Why energy firms need to improve support for vulnerable customers

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