About the CFS
The Common Financial Statement (CFS) was born out of a commitment from its sponsors to create a uniform approach to how financial statements are prepared, to encourage consistent responses from creditors.
This should mean that when someone is faced with a difficult financial situation, a fair resolution can be found without undue delay.
New good practice checklists
Developed collaboratively between the advice sector and creditor representatives.
Frequently asked questions
- Can a member of the public use the CFS?
- What are the trigger figures?
- What are the benefits of using the CFS?
Login: CFS licence holder section
- View the latest trigger figures and CFS resources.
- Access the CFS spreadsheet.
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