Tag: human-rights

Vulnerability Should Trigger Support, Not Dependency

What disability rights, FCA regulation and financial planning can teach us about restoring human agency Most people, some of the time, will struggle to make an important decision. Not because they are incapable. Because life happens. Bereavement. Illness. Divorce. Redundancy. Scam victimisation. Retirement. Debt. Cognitive overload. A complex pension decision. A court dispute. A financial … Continue reading Vulnerability Should Trigger Support, Not Dependency →

🛡️ Goliathon: Exposing Systemic Failures at the Financial Ombudsman Service

Is the Financial Ombudsman Service protecting consumers—or protecting the system? At Get SAFE (Support After Financial Exploitation), we are compiling a dossier of systemic issues in the way the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) handles complaints—particularly those involving fraud, maladministration, and regulatory failure. This is part of The Goliathon Project, a programme empowering Citizen Investigators to … Continue reading 🛡️ Goliathon: Exposing Systemic Failures at the Financial Ombudsman Service →