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Financial Counselling for People Living on Low Incomes Webinar - March 26, 2015
26 February 2015
Join Liz Mulholland, CEO of Prosper Canada, on March 26, 2015, 11:00 am – 12:00 noon (EST), for an interactive one-hour webinar to discuss findings from a new report looking at emerging ideas on best practice in financial counselling for people living on low incomes.
The report,
Financial Counselling for People Living on Low Incomes: International Scan of Best Practices
, summarizes research undertaken in response to growing demand from low-income consumers for personalized financial support to help them tackle financial challenges like debt, difficulty accessing benefits, and financial planning for the future. Different jurisdictions have taken different approaches to meeting this demand, but practitioners and other experts in Canada, the US, the UK, and Australia share some similar views when it comes to their thoughts on best practice.
Liz will explore key findings from the report and their implications for future work in this area.
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