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The FSA, regulator of the financial services industry in the UK, selected Omobono from a long list of 57 agencies nationwide who applied via OJEU tender.
The microsite will form part of the FSA's web offering for consumers, helping people improve their financial capability at key life junctures. The wider offering includes the FSA's existing website for consumers - Moneymadeclear, http://www.moneymadeclear.fsa.gov.uk, -which offers real help on money matters and separate information for young adults and parents.
Independent research identified the need for a totally impartial website which helps people facing divorce and separation to cope with the significant financial pressures that inevitably arise. The divorce and separation site will cover, amongst other things, coping with immediate financial needs, budgeting for two households, tax credits and future financial needs.
Mills and Reeve developed http://www.divorce.co.uk, the UK's premier resource on divorce and separation.
ABOUT OMOBONO: Omobono is a digital communications agency based in
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