TISA rebrands after members vote for name change

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Hannah Godfrey
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TISA has rebranded from the Tax Incentivised Savings Association to The Investing and Saving Alliance - thus keeping its TISA acronym despite the change of name.

The association said the rebrand and name change marked the culmination of an extensive review process and consultation that included both external stakeholders and TISA members. The consultation process revealed a significant majority of members felt the previous name no longer reflected the range of scope of the body's work.  TISA said the new branding was designed to reflect its evolving role, focusing on the financial wellbeing of consumers. Over the past few years, the body has broadened its areas of focus to develop strategic policy on issues including financial guidance, vulner...

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