This new scheme is like they're trying to trick us 
... I mean, why are they partnering with just 5 big banks? What about smaller ones or community banks that could also help homeless people? It's all about control and surveillance, if you ask me 
. They're using homelessness as a way to justify more government intervention in our lives. And what about the credit agencies? Are they really going to "rescore" those survivors' credit ratings just because? Sounds like another scam to me 
. And have you seen the stats on how many people have less than £100 in savings? That's what the banks want, people with no money so they can take advantage of them... this whole scheme is a recipe for disaster 
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... I mean, why are they partnering with just 5 big banks? What about smaller ones or community banks that could also help homeless people? It's all about control and surveillance, if you ask me . They're using homelessness as a way to justify more government intervention in our lives. And what about the credit agencies? Are they really going to "rescore" those survivors' credit ratings just because? Sounds like another scam to me . And have you seen the stats on how many people have less than £100 in savings? That's what the banks want, people with no money so they can take advantage of them... this whole scheme is a recipe for disaster .
! It's about time we tackle that "chicken-and-egg problem" and give homeless people a chance to break the cycle of poverty. I mean, who can blame them for not wanting a bank account when you don't have an address? But now, with Shelter on board, it's like they're giving these folks a leg up 
. It's all about building financial resilience, and that's something we should all be supporting.
. I'm glad the credit agencies are going to rescore their credit ratings so they can start fresh. We need more initiatives like this to support people who have been through a lot.
. But hey, at least we're making progress now. And it's not all about the banks or the government - it's about us as individuals coming together to support each other 
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, a scheme that lets homeless folks open bank accounts and start building their future is like, totally needed 
. It's all about creating a loop where people can get a bank account to get work and rent, but they need a bank account to apply for those things... it's just crazy! 
I mean the fact that 7,000 people have already benefited from the existing partnership with HSBC is amazing 
. Now with more banks on board, it's gonna be way easier for people struggling to get their financial lives together 
, that's just incredible. We gotta keep pushing towards a world where everyone has access to basic services like banking and financial literacy 
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