Caroline Siarkiewicz has been appointed as chief executive of the Money and Pensions Service (Maps) after seven months in the position on a temporary basis.
She took over the role in June last year upon the surprise resignation of John Govett, who left the advice and guidance body after just 11 months in post. Siarkiewicz's appointment comes days after the body published a ten-year strategy for financial wellbeing, detailing plans to boost financial education for young people, improving the number of people saving regularly, and help people gain better access to debt advice. She said she was looking forward to helping "everyone making the most of their money and pensions". "Maps has a unique role in connecting people behind a collectiv...
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