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Keep the protections: An opinion piece by CEO Chris Jones
Every day, our financial counsellors listen to people feeling overwhelmed by their debt. It's vital that existing legal protections are kept in place, argues Anglicare Tasmania CEO Chris Jones. Read more
Keep the protections
Anglicare Tasmania has urged the Federal Parliament not to remove critical ‘responsible lending’ protections. Read more
How can I take back control of my finances?
It’s never too early – or too late – to take that vital first step toward taking back control of your finances. It may be easier than you think, and it’s likely to boost your mental health and wellbeing at the same time. Read more
Are you in bill shock?
If you've received a higher than usual power bill, help is at hand. A financial counsellor can help you understand your options so that you can get back on your feet. Read more
Here for Tasmanians
In the midst of the coronavirus emergency, Anglicare is bringing support (and some smiles) to the Tasmanian community. Read more
Stop the debt trap
Anglicare is shining a spotlight on the harm associated with payday loans and calling for stronger protections. “Alarm bells should be ringing. These loans are too easy to access, which means that people are lured into borrowing what they cannot afford,” said Chris Jones, Anglicare’s CEO. Read more
Financial counselling for women experiencing family violence.
Abuse takes many forms – including to prevent someone from having access to money, or to make decisions about their finances. Read more
