Jake Lilley
Jake Lilley is a senior policy adviser at FinCap, where he addresses financial issues affecting communities. He has noted the struggles of essential workers, like teachers and nurses, to afford housing, revealing the disconnect between their perceived financial stability and the reality of rising living costs.
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Jake Lilley, senior policy advisor at FinCap, warned about potential issues with debt consolidation loans.
Post-holiday debt? Westpac launches special consolidation interest rate
New Zealand· 2026-01-20
Jake Lilley, from financial mentor charity Fincap, echoed O’Sullivan and Fuge, saying disconnecting a customer was a safety issue and should be avoided.
Top power company moves to stop disconnecting customers in hardship - Power to the People, part 3New Zealand· 2025-07-29
Jake Lilley, from financial mentoring charity Fincap, stated that retailers had a responsibility because they were providing an essential service.
Could you get a cheaper plan for electricity? Most companies won’t tell - Power to the People, part 2New Zealand· 2025-07-28
Jake Lilley is a senior policy adviser at Fincap, discussing the challenges of energy affordability.
As Kiwis battle rising electricity bills, campaigners call for change – Power to the People, part 1New Zealand· 2025-07-27
Jake Lilley, a senior policy adviser at FinCap, highlights the struggles of key community roles with the cost of living.
Even ‘middle class’ struggling to pay rentNew Zealand· 2025-03-18
