United Kingdom · Motion · Early Day Motion
EDM 328
SAVINGS AND THE CO-OPERATIVE INSURANCE SOCIETY
Introduced
27 January 2000
Last action
27 January 2000 · Early Day Motion
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Sponsors
Mr Andrew Love
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27 January 2000
Summary
That this House re-affirms its support for the Government's determination to combat all forms of social and financial exclusion while promoting social inclusion; notes that many people are still excluded from mainstream financial services and are unable to enjoy the benefits of tax-efficient savings schemes; recognises the importance of ensuring that low-income households benefit from such programmes; welcomes the attempts of some financial service providers to attract previously excluded families to the benefits of these schemes; welcomes, in particular, the success of the Co-operative Insurance Society (CIS) in attracting over 200,000 customers into the new Individual Savings Accounts (ISA); notes that 70,000 of these accounts belong to customers who previously did not enjoy regular tax-efficient savings; and calls on the Government to build upon the achievements of the ISA in broadening the net for tax-free savings when designing its proposals for stakeholder pensions.
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27 January 2000
Early Day Motion
That this House re-affirms its support for the Government's determination to combat all forms of social and financial exclusion while promoting social inclusion; notes that many people are still excluded from mainstream financial services and are unable to enjoy the benefits of tax-efficient savings schemes; recognises the importance of ensuring that low-income households benefit from such programmes; welcomes the attempts of some financial service providers to attract previously excluded families to the benefits of these schemes; welcomes, in particular, the success of the Co-operative Insurance Society (CIS) in attracting over 200,000 customers into the new Individual Savings Accounts (ISA); notes that 70,000 of these accounts belong to customers who previously did not enjoy regular tax-efficient savings; and calls on the Government to build upon the achievements of the ISA in broadening the net for tax-free savings when designing its proposals for stakeholder pensions.
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- Mr Andrew Love · Labour · Primary sponsor
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- uk · edm-18776 · source updated 27 January 2000