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Credit Unions and the Church of England
Historian Pat Starkey offers some context to the Archbishop of Canterbury’s intervention into the payday loans debate. The initial impact of the archbishop of Canterbury’s attack on payday loan companies and their excessive interest rates has been overshadowed by the … Continue reading
Posted in Forum, Pat Starkey, Politics
Tagged finance, Liverpool, religion, voluntary sector, volunteering
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