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This 2018 report from ANZ Banking Group presents the results from the sixth survey in this series, exploring financial literacy, attitudes and behaviour.
Year of publication 2019
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An evaluation of the Get Set financial capability programme, which aimed to introduce people to new money management skills though a series of workshops.
This 2019 report from MaPS aims to further understanding about financial education in the home and identify examples of good practice in terms of the strategies that parents are using.
This report assesses the enrolment, savings, investment and engagement activity of workers; using data from the National Employment Savings Trust (Nest).
This 2019 report from the Good Things Foundation explores how digital skills can be improved among low-income families in financial difficulties.
This 2019 report shares the learnings of the Financial Solutions Lab in the area of the fintech solutions over during a five year period between 2014-2019.
Online survey of 2,000 full-time US employees with access to health wellness benefits
This 2019 review from the National Literacy Trust examines the evidence base that explores the links between literacy and financial capability.
A study of the relationship between financial comfort, especially saving, and overall life satisfaction in the UK
An evaluation to test whether a simple financial education tool can ‘nudge’ people to live within their means, building resilience and preventing them from falling into financial difficulties.
