The energy system should function with the health, wellbeing, and social participation of whānau front of mind when organising the…
As FinCap digests the Government’s response today to the Investigation into the impacts of Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act…
FinCap welcomes the Financial Markets (Conduct of Institutions) Amendment Bill and especially the incoming requirement that banks and insurers consider…
Working for Families Tax Credits (WfFTC) need to truly work for whānau in Aotearoa.
FinCap is running the ‘A Day in the Life’ programme as part of our partnership with New Zealand Bankers’ Association…
SubmissionFinCap strongly opposes the removal of credit contract and consumer regulations, especially given the analysis behind this decision has been…
No whānau in Aotearoa should have to endure extended hardship because of displacement or loss of work due to a…
Whānau should not face a position where lending that was always going to be unaffordable causes or compounds hardship.
What’s the difference between a quantity surveyor and a financial mentor?
Everyone in Aotearoa should have easy access to helpful information when engaging with public services.
Paeroa Budgeting Services – part of the Paeroa Community Support Trust (PCST) – have been walking alongside a woman to…
On Tuesday 8 March ActionStation, Christians Against Poverty (CAP), Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB), Debtfix, FinCap, Good Shepherd NZ, Muaūpoko Tribal…