New jobs from Money Advice Service contract

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The Money Advice Service has awarded a three-year contract to Turn2us to provide its customer contact centre.

The contract was awarded following a competitive tender process and is worth £4m over three years.

The Service currently receives an average of 7,000 calls per month and, from 1 July 2012 the handling of these contacts will be undertaken by Money Advice Line staff at Turn2u’s contact centre near Cardiff in South Wales.

It means the creation of 46 new jobs in South Wales.

The team will also provide a new webchat service, adding to the number of ways people can access its advice.

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