FSA gearing up for Money Guidance summit

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The FSA is preparing for a large-scale pathfinder for Money Guidance, its free, impartial information service on money matters that was created in partnership with HM Treasury.

A conference entitled Money Guidance Pathfinder: The path ahead is to be held from this Sunday (20 July) through to Tuesday 22 July in Cambridge, and will bring together key people from Government, the financial services industry and voluntary organisations. Delegates will be invited to participate in planning workshops looking at how best to reach and engage with those who could benefit most from Money Guidance; the best way of delivering tailored guidance which will shape the telephone and face-to-face aspect of the pathfinder; how to use digital technology to support the face-to-face ...

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