Tax Justice Sunday

Tax Justice Sunday and Fair Tax Week 2025

Tax Justice Sunday On Sunday 8th June, churches all around the country marked Tax Justice Sunday, praying, reflecting and talking about tax justice and how it relates to our faith. We’d like to say a huge thank you to everyone who downloaded the resource pack and used it in their church, group or personally. It’s […]

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Banking on Climate Chaos report 2025

Christians call for action as new research shows UK high-street banks are still financing fossil fuels  The world’s top 65 banks have financed fossil fuels by $7.9 trillion dollars since the Paris Agreement, according to the latest edition of the Banking on Climate Chaos report1 released today.  In November last year, over 70 Christian organisations […]

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Comprehensive Spending Review 2025 reaction

Spending Review: fundamental rethink called for by Christian campaigners  Christian charity the JustMoney Movement has called for a fundamental rethink from the Government in the wake of today’s Spending Review. Against a backdrop of growing inequality, high rates of poverty and the continuing climate crisis, the charity is urging Chancellor Rachel Reeves to start a […]

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Bank Well launch!

We are excited to announce the launch of the Bank Well campaign! In partnership with Just Love UK, we have developed Bank Well to help you and your churches bank safely and sustainably. Bank Well exists to see as much money held by churches in the UK to be moved out of fossil-fuel-funding banks as […]

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Why JustMoney Movement attended HSBC’s AGM 

Rosie Venner, JustMoney Movement’s Director of Movement Building, was at HSBC’s AGM in London recently (2 May 2025) to question the bank on its climate commitments.   As the meeting opened, HSBC’s Group Chairman, Sir Mark Tucker, told shareholders, “We are making good progress” – referring to the bank’s net zero goals.   But just a day […]

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Spring Statement 2025

Dismay over “wrong-headed” Spring Statement 

Christian charity the JustMoney Movement has reacted with dismay to today’s Spring Statement from the Chancellor in response to the latest forecast from the Office for Budget Responsibility. The JustMoney Movement, which equips individuals and congregations from across the UK churches to connect faith and finance, condemned cuts to disability provision and overseas aid as […]

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JustMoney Movement welcomes Michael Sheen’s support for government action on credit crisis 

JustMoney Movementi has welcomed actor and debt campaigner Michael Sheen’s support for a new Fair Banking Act to help tackle the crisis of unaffordable credit and problem debt, in a Channel 4 documentary broadcast on 10 March.    ‘Michael Sheen’s Secret Million Pound Giveaway’ followed Sheen as he spends his own money paying off the debts […]

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Super-rich meet amidst calls to tax their wealth

It’s that time of year again as global elites gather in the Swiss ski resort of Davos for the World Economic Forum, to discuss and debate a range of globally significant issues from trade to AI to climate. Of course, this year there’s an awkward diary clash too, with the inauguration of Donald Trump as […]

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Budget reaction: a step in the right direction

Today’s Budget saw the UK’s first female Chancellor introduce an historic Budget, in which she ushered in a long-overdue end to austerity, which has painfully exacerbated the cost of living crisis and brought public services to the brink of collapse.  We welcome reforms to the tax system to rebuild public services, where those who can […]

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Budget must tackle wealth inequality to fix our broken services 

Below is the JustMoney Movement’s press release ahead of the 2024 Autumn Budget next Wednesday. Christian charity the JustMoney Movement has called on the Government to use the upcoming Budget to tackle unfair aspects of the tax system, which would help address soaring wealth inequality whilst raising revenue for desperately underfunded public services.   The JustMoney […]

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