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Welcome to Issue #820TrainingSheriff Court Procedures SeminarTuesday 8th July 2008 This seminar is targeted at senior money advisers and money advice managers. This seminar is designed to set the scene for what advice agencies need to know to be able to best represent their clients in the sheriff court. For more information on the seminar and to apply please download the flyer. Download: Training: ‘Implementing Pension Reform: Ensuring Security in Retirement’Date: 15th July 2008 VacanciesInsolvency AdministratorThe Carrington Dean Group Ltd. Carrington Dean is a mid sized firm of insolvency practitioners specialising in personal insolvency. They are looking for an experienced insolvency administrator to assume responsibility for their own case portfolio. Download the full details: www.moneyadvicescotland.org.uk/documents/vacancy160608.doc Client Relationship ManagerStirling Toner Chartered Accountants The role will be to provide specialist support and assistance to the money advice community in relation to personal insolvency. The post holder will also be expected to maintain existing referral sources and develop new ones. Applicants will have substantial knowledge in money advice and be experienced in interviewing debtors. Download the full details: www.moneyadvicescotland.org.uk/documents/vcrm0508.doc Got a vacancy in your organisation? We can help advertise. Email webmaster@moneyadvicescotland.org.uk for more information. NoticeboardSurvey: The MAS BrandMoney Advice Scotland are looking to 'freshen up'. We're looking for your feedback on our brand: publications, website and logo. You can take part by visiting our website and completing the quick survey: www.moneyadvicescotland.org.uk/brand AiB FeedbackAiB welcome any feedback from Conference delegates, and anyone who is interested in the bankruptcy reforms. http://www.aib.gov.uk/News/releases/2008/06/02135055 Have something for our noticeboard? Email us at webmaster@moneyadvicescotland.org.uk. Benefit CardsOn Sale NowThe MAS Pocket Guides to Benefit Rates have been updated with the new rates for 2008/09. They are very popular with the advice industry, but not just with money advisers, they are also well used within credit and debt collection departments. They are ideal for the pocket or handbag and are a boon when conducting client interviews either home or away. The benefit cards are £1 each. Looking for a copy? Email your order to us at webmaster@moneyadvicescotland.org.uk. In the NewsWomen's low pay 'behind poverty' Christmas savings firm 'recovers' Energy bills could go up by 40% Families 'have £8 less each week' Why this is a good time to retire House prices 'to fall 9% in 2008' Retail surge fans rate rise fear Date set for crackdown on agents Warning on private pension choice Benefits cheques to stop by 2010 |
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