Research Library

This 2020 report investigates how the composition of consumer debt varies among subgroups of borrowers.

A survey of 2,000 working age people in Britain, exploring if there is a link between financial advice and financial wellbeing, conducted on behalf of a financial services provider.

The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS), developed, tested and evaluated the impacts of three prototypes with service providers, to understand if introducing behavioural changes when giving debt advice made a positive difference to client services, while supporting employees.

This 2020 report from Close Brothers examines financial wellbeing among employees and considers how their financial health can be improved, with an emphasis on the role of employers.

This 2020 report outlines what clients need at different stages of their remote debt advice journey and it makes recommendations for changes which would enable the sector to better meet these needs

A spotlight on how people are coping with housing costs, based on a survey of 6,005 UK working-age adults to assess the impact of coronavirus on various aspects of life.

Analysis of the impact of government schemes to support workers during coronavirus, based on a tracking survey of UK households.

A social cost benefit analysis (SCBA) of The Money House (TMH) 5-day programme, an accredited financial literacy programme that seeks to support young people (aged 16-25) who are living independently, or about to move into independent living.

A review of data and literature on the UK labour market to assess the impact of coronavirus on young people’s career prospects

A study based on data from the Labour Force Survey, with a focus on low paid workers, to see if they have been disproportionately affected in the early days of COVID-19