MAS consumer contacts up 42% year on year
Money Advice Service (MAS) partnerships with financial services organisations are "coming to fruition" as "more people than ever" have turned to the service for help with their finances, chief executive Caroline Rookes has said.
The government-appointed service handled 14.8 million customer contacts in the three quarters leading up to December, up on 10.4 million in the same period the year before. Its annual target for 2014-2015...
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