Concerns over lack of financial education

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The ifs School of Finance has warned that the cuts to free nationwide debt advice will make a larger section of the UK population more vulnerable to spiralling debt problems.

Rod McKee, head of financial capability at the financial education charity, said: “Access to impartial debt advice to help those wanting to break the cycle of debt is crucial

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