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Data Driven Credit, Opaque Decisions and the Need for Accountability

Following his recent appointment to the Credit Information Governance Body (CIGB) Consumer Council, CfRC's Chief Executive, Damon Gibbons, reflects on why increasingly data‑driven credit decisions remain opaque — and why stronger accountability is now essential if affordability is to protect consumers in practice.
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Driving Equity in UK Electric Vehicle Adoption: Could Credit Help?

Could credit play a role in helping low-to-middle income drivers transition to electric vehicles? CfRC Researcher, Dr. Ana Rita Pena looks at the challenges involved.
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Financial abuse, credit scores and the need for context

Efforts to tackle the harms caused by financial abuse have exposed a bigger truth: credit reporting must evolve. Context, fairness and accountability can’t be optional.
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Credit score marketing needs urgent reform

Our new report finds a third of low-to-middle income borrowers are cutting back their essential spending to preserve their credit scores, and highlights how the marketing of scores can increase the risks of over-indebtedness and deter people from seeking advice.