Submission on IFSO independent review
Fair dispute resolution schemes should be readily available to ensure people, whānau and communities working with financial mentors do not…
Submissions and news
Submission on MyMahi petition
FinCap welcomes the opportunity to submit in response to the MyMahi petition to make it easier for young people to…
Submission on draft product disclosure – retail service bundling guidelines
Whānau accessing a range of essential services should be able to access fair pricing arrangements without barriers.
Submission on consumer care options
Whānau should never have to face a decision between keeping essential energy services connected to have the heater on or putting kai on their table.
Voices Report 2022
Financial mentors work with whānau to look at what money is coming in and what money is going out.
Submission on market study into personal banking services preliminary issues paper
All whānau should have fair access to the market provided services which are essential to their health, wellbeing and social participation.
NZBA Media Release: Spotlight on a day in the life of a financial mentor
NZBA Media Release: Spotlight on a day in the life of a financial mentorDecision makers from government and the financial…
Submission on the consultation paper for managing climate-related risks
The recent Cyclone Gabrielle and Auckland Anniversary Weekend Floods highlighted several key challenges for financial mentors and their client’s ability…
Submission on the Te Kore, Te Pō, Te Ao Marama – Energy Hardship: The challenges and a way forward Discussion Paper
A whānau should never feel they need to go without the energy they need to keep their home healthy.
Submission on Child Support (Pass On) Act Amendment Bill
We welcome the opportunity to give feedback to the omnibus Child Support (Pass On) Amendment Bill (The Bill).
Submission on the Review of the Telecommunications Dispute Resolution Scheme Public Consultation
Access to essential services necessary for the health, wellbeing and social participation of whānau in Aotearoa should be guaranteed.