Money Advice Service 'will be gone by 2015'

"The MAS is here for at least another two years," he said. "[But] I think, at the end of that point, it will be reviewed and probably shut down, unless the new management team gets to grips with it in a different way." Sinclair, speaking at a conference hosted by conveyancing services provider Myhomemove, said a government decision to introduce financial education in schools would remove part of the MAS' purpose. "I sit on [the MAS's] industry consultation body, and it struggles to get a grip on what it really wants to deliver. "The biggest single thing that is going to shift finan...