08.05.2013:Commissioner for Internal Market and Services Michel Barnier
said: "In today's world, not having access to a basic bank account makes
everyday life difficult and more expensive. Today’s proposal will finally give
all European citizens access to a basic bank account and enable them to
participate fully in the society they live in and take advantage of the
benefits of the Single Market. By making it easier to compare fees and change
bank accounts, we also hope to see better offers from banks and lower costs. The proposal will also benefit the
financial services industry by providing additional incentives to offer
products cross-border and enter new markets."
This blog is operated by the coordinator of the GRUNDTVIG-project "Social Inclusion and Dignity in Old Age-Promoting participatory approaches to use reference budgets", looking at innovative initiatives and learning methods to strengthen the ability of older people to manage on a low income and checking how to use “reference budgets”. The purpose of this blog is to facilitate a discussion around european debates in the field of social inclusion and financial education of older people.
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