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This 2019 insight report uses segmentation techniques to identify and profile the specific financial and advice needs of different groups of people, based on 2018 data.

An evaluation of Maternity Matters project, which focuses on providing financial capability advice to women identified as having special needs in pregnancy.

Evaluation of 18 month FinCap project by the Salford Foundation aimed at vulnerable women in the CJS or at risk of offending, using group and individual financial capability and debt advice sessions to women in ten gender-specific criminal justice centres (called Women’s Centres) in Greater Manchester.

An evaluation of the Money Management and Debt Advice programme, a project to enhance the financial capability of women in the Criminal Justice System or at risk of offending.

The MoneyLab model is based on the principle of students/young people as ‘co-creators’ in order to better understand their financial awareness, capabilities, managing financial challenges on a day-to-day basis, and self-efficacy.

An evaluation of the second year of MyBnk’s Money Twist financial education programme, aimed at 7-11 year olds and delivered in primary schools.

A B2B qualitative evaluation of a programme by Nationwide Building Society to fund Fintech’s to develop Open Banking technology to help the financially squeezed.

This report uses data from the Bank of England’s 2018 Household Survey to present new evidence of the impact of credit card debt on low-income households.

This report explores and tests different approaches to enabling increased long-term saving among self-employed people.

CashWise is a workplace financial education programme designed to improve fincap outcomes for low-income employees in east London. Face-to-face group workshops were delivered by ELBA to over 100 participants.