Research Library

This review examines which children and young people are most vulnerable to poor financial capability, and/or face disproportionately large impacts of poor financial decisions.

An evaluation to assess the impact of stopping customers selecting credit card repayments at the contractual minimum amount.

This study provided a platform for MAS to check that the common conceptual definitions and understanding of financial capability among young people are consistent with their survey research.

Intervention by Exeter Community Housing Aid to support young people aged 16-25 & working aged adults who have recently been released from prison with Financial Capability.

A funding programme run by MAS to fill in the evidence base about interventions that make a measurable impact on financial capability.

West Kent’s financial capability training for current and prospective apprentices/trainees aged 16-24.

Researchers use hierarchical regression analysis to demonstrate the impact of young adults’ financial behaviour on financial socialisation with romantic partners and parents in the United States.

This occasional paper from the FCA explores who older consumers are, what decisions they make, what financial products and services they need and how they access them.

Comprehensive study into debt advice across the UK, identifying good practice and areas for development.

This 2017 report presents results of efforts to determine the validity of financial health as a core concept internationally.