
Welcome to the Vulnerability Matters podcast from the Money Advice Trust. A series that examines from a range of perspectives how firms are supporting consumers in vulnerable situations.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Half of UK adults have characteristics of vulnerability. This is the most quoted FCA statistic in history. But what does it mean? And does the debate surrounding it overshadow other FCA statistical gems we should know about too? Sarah Montgomery from... more
In our second ‘Vulnerability Voices’ instalment, Lindsey and Sage describe life as a customer with a conviction. They explain to Michael Hilton the barriers they have encountered when using essential services, and the ‘cloud’ of stigma following them... more
Instinctively, as a society, we condemn those who abuse an older person’s trust and finances. But today’s guest, Richard Robinson (from the Hourglass charity) contends that such a moral response comes too late. Instead, what would be more valuable th... more
Chris Fitch speaks with mother and daughter, Lin and Lou Baxter, about how one phone call turned into a scam worth thousands. Through their eyes, Lin shows that it was not the lost money that shook her most, but the interactions with her bank that fo... more
Chris Fitch speaks to one of the UK’s most notorious scammers: Alex Wood. Over the course of a decade, Alex stole millions of pounds from scamming, but now works to prevent it. In this episode, Alex talks about the psychology of scammers, how they en... more
In our new feature ‘Vulnerability Voices’, we’ll be hearing directly from customers about their lives, circumstances, and interactions with essential services. Today, Anne and Robert explain to Michael Hilton from Three Hands Insight how serious illn... more
Why are outcomes so ‘hard’ to get right? David Atkins (formerly Lloyds Banking Group co-lead on vulnerability and inclusion) explains to Chris Fitch what an outcome is (and isn’t), why we all struggle to define and measure them, and how a new approac... more
The ‘Purple Pound’ measures the potential spending power of households with at least one disabled person. Reported to be worth £274 billion per year to the UK economy in 2017, new data values it at £446bn. Mike Adams (CEO of disability organisation P... more










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