New initiative helps customers find practical financial assistance when borrowing is not the answer.
WAKEFIELD, UK, June 23, 2026 – Evlo has announced the introduction of Moneyline’s MoneyToolkit, becoming the first commercial lender to make the award-winning platform available to its customers. The service is designed to help individuals access alternative support when a loan application cannot proceed, offering a clear route to resources that may otherwise go unnoticed.
Recognised with the FCA Financial Inclusion Tech Sprint’s ‘Eureka’ Award, MoneyToolkit was developed to bring multiple forms of financial support together in one place. The platform helps users check eligibility for benefits, identify grant opportunities and make use of budgeting resources, while also delivering personalised guidance to support stronger financial decision-making.
Support that goes beyond lending
The partnership supports Evlo’s wider goal of promoting financial inclusion. Through its Financial Freedom for Everyone campaign, the lender is working to broaden access to financial opportunities and encourage greater recognition of rental payment histories within credit reporting. By introducing MoneyToolkit, Evlo can continue supporting customers even when lending is not possible, helping them access services that may improve both their short-term and long-term financial outlook.
What the partners say
Jono Gillespie, CEO of Evlo, commented: “Financial inclusion means ensuring people can access the support they need, even when credit isn’t the right solution. By partnering with Moneyline and becoming the first commercial lender to offer MoneyToolkit, we’re helping customers find practical alternatives that can make a meaningful difference to their financial circumstances.”
Shiona Crichton, CEO at Moneyline, added: “We’re delighted to be working with Evlo to expand access to our MoneyToolkit. When someone is declined for credit, it can leave them vulnerable. By connecting people with the right support at the right time, we can help reduce financial stress and improve outcomes for customers who may otherwise struggle to find the support they need.”
