Research Library

Mixed methods approach, including nationally representative survey to explore the behaviours of successful savers across the UK, conducted by Which?

Evaluation of the effectiveness of a university financial education course, through assessment of objective and subjective financial literacy measures.

Face-to-face group financial capability sessions in the community aiming to help improve people's money management and reduce the likelihood or severity of debt problems.

Evidence from the USA about the impact of providing individualised retirement income projection on individuals’ contributions to employer-sponsored retirement accounts.

The report analyses existing survey data to examine the extent and effect of financial problems and worry on the productivity of the British workforce before considering approaches employers might take to combat the problem.

An evaluation of a new debt advice funding model to explore the delivery and client impacts of focusing more on the provision of one-off advice sessions.

An evaluation by the University of Bristol assessing the impact of Barclay’s Money Skills programme targeted at young adults from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Study on the association between childhood financial socialisation and financial practices and asset choices of young adults in the USA, using a nationally representative dataset.

This academic, peer-reviewed paper examines associations between consumer financial capability and financial satisfaction in the United States.

Mentoring scheme for highly indebted low income households in Teeside delivered by Durham University’s Centre for Social Justice and Community Action, CAP and Thrive.