Research Library

A review by Edinburgh University which combines evidence published since 2018 on what works well in financial education to build children and young people’s financial capability.

Analysis by disability equality charity Scope of existing data sources to calculate the additional costs incurred by households with one or disabled person.

A process and outcome evaluation of the Money and Pensions Service’s Mental Health Crisis Breathing Space pilot, introduced in England and Wales in 2021 for people in problem debt who are receiving mental health crisis treatment.

Your Money Matters (YMM) is a financial education programme delivered by Young Money, part of Young Enterprise. The programme includes textbooks and digital resources for teaching staff, and was distributed to state-funded secondary schools in Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. An external evaluation was conducted to assess the impact of the program on teachers and students.

A qualitative study of young people’s experience of borrowing and credit use followed by a hackathon with participants and experts to co-create solutions to improve young people’s financial capability

An interim report, based on some additional survey data focusing on the cost of living, published in advance of the main Financial Conduct Authority ‘Financial Lives’ survey report

A survey and segmentation of UK consumers looking at impact of and responses to the increased cost of living, conducted by consumer organisation Which?

Qualitative interviews and observational research with debt advice stakeholders such as local authorities, housing associations, government bodies and other providers.

An overview of the results of the annual large-scale CIPD survey exploring health, wellbeing, and absence in UK workplace, including promotion of financial wellbeing.

An exploration of the association between financial concerns and depression in UK healthcare workers by analysis of longitudinal survey data