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.

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.

CfRC is urging MPs to vote against proposed cuts to health and disability benefits today. Even following recent concessions, the cuts will contribute to worsening health and place greater pressure on the NHS and local authorities.

We're recruiting new Trustees to help develop our strategic vision and priorities for the next three years. Read more about the role, and how you can express an interest here.