Financial advice programme launches with ITN presenter Natasha Kaplinsky - plus more good news from this week

Good News Bulletin

Sophie King
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Challenging times like these alongside a lot of negative news might leave us feeling a little down, and so PA has put together a list of some of the good news from this week.

A new financial advice programme Independent Television News (ITN) news presenter Natasha Kaplinsky is set to present a financial advice programme that will air in November 2020 and is in partnership with the Personal Finance Society (PFS). The online news-style programme, titled Financial Wellbeing, will aim to engender public confidence and trust in the personal finance profession. It will invite experts from the sector to share examples of advice, best practice and initiatives that equip consumers with the knowledge they need to improve their financial future. The programme will ...

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