Research Library

Analysis of market research data from a questionnaire module added to an existing survey in the US in 2004, looking at the link between financial capability and knowledge, and planning for retirement.

This study, by the National Bureau of Economic Research, compares the financial literacy of citizens of eight countries: Germany, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, Russia, Sweden, USA.

Research report to explore the channel differences in relation to free debt advice in the UK, assessing demand and the impact that channel has on debt outcomes.

Qualitative research commissioned by Consumer Focus Wales to gain a better understanding of financial exclusion among young care leavers in Wales to help develop appropriate solutions.

Four experimental studies on hypothetical behaviour to assess the impact on savings behaviour as a result of participant's viewing computing generated images of their future selves.

An analysis of existing data and a new qualitative study of men in the East Midlands who are experiencing problematic debt, commissioned by the Money Advice Trust.

A qualitative study to explore the causes of financial vulnerability across specific life transitions/events.

Face-to-face course that aims to provide young people with real life money skills through a series of hands-on workshops.

Face-to-face financial education programme for young adults moving into independent living to help them confront their money worries.

This study is a randomised experiment with public school employees in the US, exploring whether online financial education impacts financial knowledge and behaviours.