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This report explores consumer financial health, wellness and resilience among Canadians using a range of financial health indicators and demographics.
Year of publication 2019
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This report uses quantitative analysis to give in-depth analysis of the financial power of women, including addressing the gender pay gap disparity and examining women’s pensions inequality.
The 2019 Good Credit Index maps access to ‘good’ credit across the country, with the aim of repeating the Index annually.
An evaluation by Smartsteps of a financial wellbeing programme for female survivors of family abuse, in Victoria, Australia.
This 2019 report from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority uses a national financial capability survey to explore levels of financial capability in the United States.
This 2019 StepChange report looks at the financial resilience gap by examining what situations trigger people to enter a spiral of financial difficulties and problem debt.
This 2019 report from the Pensions Policy Institute focuses on the gender pensions gap, assesses the main drivers of it and discusses possible policies to mitigate it.
This 2019 report from the Money and Pensions Service seeks to understand and explain how financial capability is embedded within the core products and services of the retail-banking sector.
Community led mentoring model, by Groundwork West Midlands aiming to help reduce social isolation & improve fincap in the older generation through the use of digital tools and technology.
Year of publication 2018
This 20-year longitudinal study looks at the financial knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of a cohort of young New Zealanders.