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Happy New Year, John - or is it?
Energy bills up again. Local elections across the UK. A major international summit on illicit finance and more lobbying from big banks to cut red tape and tear up climate commitments. [1] 2026 brings a lot of challenges but also huge opportunities and one thing is clear: we’re at our strongest when we push for change together. |
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Positive Money’s annual supporter survey is a key moment to get people’s unvarnished opinions on campaigns from the last 12 months, and thoughts and ideas for the year ahead. To make our work more impactful than ever in 2026 we need your input now.
Thousands of new supporters joined Positive Money last year and - as a people-powered movement - we want to make sure everyone has a chance to get their voice heard because we make better decisions when we make them together. |
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We achieved a lot in 2025 - from nearly 70,000 signatures to #TaxTheBanks, a win as our recommendation was included in a Final Communiqué to G20 Head of States, 179 pieces of media coverage and 8 policy briefs - it was a packed year. [2] And we can’t afford to slow down now.
When everyone in the team starts work again on Monday, John, let’s hit the ground running this January with hundreds of survey responses to help guide our plans for the year ahead.
Please John, share your thoughts by clicking the button below. It takes less than 12 minutes to shape the next 12 months! |
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Thanks for all your support,
Hannah |
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Hannah Dewhirst Head of Campaigns and Communications, Positive Money
Notes: [1] MoneySavingExpert: Energy bills to rise from 1 January Gov.uk: Illicit Finance Summit to build international coalition against dirty money Global Witness: UK PR firms increased fossil fuels lobbying since Paris Agreement |
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