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MSE News: Martin Lewis joins Money Advice Service 'challenger panel'
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MoneySavingExpert.com's Martin Lewis has joined a 'challenger panel' to recommend changes to the Money Advice Service ...
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Since Martin is now on the challenger panel, I thought it might be fun to just remind MSE'ers, that the video of the famous exchange can still be seen at http://www.parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/9ea027e2-37ad-453f-9573-466a79066638Martin if you said "If the product wasn't crap....:money:" directly to to the Treasury Select Committee, I wished I had been there to see their faces.:D
The comment quoted by robin58 in the other MAS thread this March was uttered soon after 15:43 on Wednesday 13 June 2012 - the next three or four minutes were quite an entertaining watch
A lot of ground was covered by Martin that afternoon. Pleased to see someone has finally realised that MAS need Martin's input on a more formal basis, even if it wasn't MAS themselves! It only took 3 years to wake up ...
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They've spent £50 million on adverts! Yeesus, I reckon they need all the help they can get from Martin. Thanks for sharing, and loving his direct choice of words
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Maybe Mr Cameron should ring MAS for ideas on what to do with the economy? or better still he could join MSE forums ???MAS had spent £50 million on marketing its website since it started four years ago, while it had spent an overall £208.9 million on the service over the same time period.0
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