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Financial literacy will be central to the UK’s future prosperity

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By Lucy Rigby
| Financial Times Verified
This article is part of the FT Financial Literacy & Inclusion Campaign’s seasonal appeal.
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Lucy Rigby: 'Making financial services work for everyone'

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By Lucy Rigby
| LabourList
For someone sleeping rough, not having a bank account doesn’t just mean no card or PIN. It means no payslip, no rent, no restart. That’s why, as part of the Government’s Financial Inclusion Strategy, launching today, we’re teaming up with Shelter and five major banks to open those doors. When people can get a bank account, they can get a job, earn a wage and rebuild. Shelter’s work with HSBC has already helped more than 7,000 people back into work and housing.
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Litigation Funding Agreements Bill Published

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By Lucy Rigby, Jonathan Amior
| Lexology Verified
On 19 March 2024, the Litigation Funding Agreements (Enforceability) Bill was published and introduced to the House of Lords, addressing the impact of the Supreme Court’s judgment in PACCAR which held that litigation funding agreements were damages-based agreements and therefore unenforceable. The Bill restores the position that existed before the Supreme Court ruling by carving out litigation funding agreements from Section 58AA of the Courts and Legal Services Act 1990.
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