Next meeting Wednesday 3pm CR 17
How do those with poor financial resilience deal with childcare responsibilities?
Speaking
Joeli Brearley – Founder and CEO @PregnantScrewed
Victoria Benson – CEO @Gingerbread
Join @Shaun4WBW @ToniaAntoniazzi for this meeting. All welcome.
Good discussion @finres_appg on mental health and financial resilience @HouseofCommons this eve. The intersection of financial services, state benefits, employment practices and much more.
We are delighted to be launching our 2nd inquiry which will ask: how is poor financial resilience reflected in people’s lives and wellbeing? Our 1st meeting - 26th April at 5pm in Room R, Portcullis House, House of Commons. Please DM for more info. @ToniaAntoniazzi @Shaun4WBW
We are deeply saddened to learn of the death of Her Majesty the Queen. Throughout her 70 year reign, she devoted her life to our country and the commonwealth. Our thoughts are with her family at this most difficult of times.
@ToniaAntoniazzi @Shaun4WBW Co-Chairs of the APPG
We welcome the @finres_appg's new report on saving, spending and surviving during the pandemic. The Centre is delighted to be quoted in this important report and to have provided evidence. @BritishInsurers https://t.co/BeaXCEdDB5
Thank you to all those who attended our report launch yesterday, and for contributing to an excellent discussion between @MattRodda, @Hannah_Gurga, @ToniaAntoniazzi and @Shaun4WBW. Please follow this account to keep updated as we look towards our next inquiry this Autumn.
“While we welcome the spirit of the stronger nudge, we were disappointed to see the government reject the Work and Pensions Committee’s recommendation to trial automatic Pension Wise appointment booking for savers,” @finres_appg via @pensions_expert https://t.co/FAtFGxYDTE
The self-employed should be enrolled into a pension saving system similar to auto-enrolment, according to a new @finres_appg report: https://t.co/Jxri2FRIxs
Today the APPG Financial Resilience publishes its first report, investigating financial resilience during the pandemic. We look forward to seeing you at our launch in the House of Commons this afternoon, where we will be joined by @GuyOpperman & @MattRodda https://t.co/0u3xawNwj4
We are delighted to announce that we will launch our first report in the House of Commons on Monday, from 15:00-16:30. Speakers will include our co-Chairs @ToniaAntoniazzi and @Shaun4WBW, Shadow Pensions Minister @MattRodda, and ABI Director General @Hannah_Gurga.
The report, entitled ‘Saving, Spending, Surviving: a holistic view of people’s financial resilience during the pandemic’, makes 8 recommendations for Government to build financial resilience in the UK. For details on how to RSVP visit https://t.co/QT6RSDyXbZ
We are delighted to announce that we will launch our first report in the House of Commons on Monday, from 15:00-16:30. Speakers will include our co-Chairs @ToniaAntoniazzi and @Shaun4WBW, Shadow Pensions Minister @MattRodda, and ABI Director General @Hannah_Gurga.
Great insight on the role of employers in supporting financial wellbeing, the impacts of the pandemic and long term savings for the self employed at our latest session with @teamIPSE and @wagestream. Thank you to all who joined the discussion. @Shaun4WBW @ToniaAntoniazzi
Our next session is confirmed for Wednesday 30 March, 10:00-11:00. We will explore the impact of employment differences on the financial resilience of households during the pandemic. Please see our website for more information: https://t.co/QT6RSDhmkr @ToniaAntoniazzi @Shaun4WBW
Really interesting @finres_appg session on how different groups within society have had different financial experiences throughout the pandemic. Great hearing the insights of speakers from @WomensBudgetGrp, @theRSAorg, @jrf_uk, @Gingerbread. Thank you for inviting us!
Many thanks to those who attended our session today. Experts from @WomensBudgetGrp, @theRSAorg, @jrf_uk and @Gingerbread took part in an excellent discussion on the financial challenges facing different groups, with a particular focus on the intersectionality of these issues.
Our session scheduled for next Wednesday, 16 February has been rescheduled to Wednesday 2 March. We still look forward to discussing Societal Differences in financial resilience from a range of important perspectives. @Shaun4WBW @ToniaAntoniazzi
Our next session is now confirmed for Wednesday 16 February on the topic of Societal Differences. We look forward to hearing from experts on how different groups save and plan financially, how the pandemic affected this, and the intersectionality of these issues.