Research Library

An evaluation of interventions that seek to improve financial capability among clients experiencing problem debt.

This 2020 report examines the inequalities in the use and burden of consumer credit in the UK.

This 2020 report uses behavioural and transactional data from over one million banking customers, as well as bespoke survey data, to build a comprehensive view of digital engagement in the UK.

The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) facilitated a workshop with subject matter experts to explore how the financial capability of 4, 5 and 6-year-olds and their carers can be measured.

An evaluation to assess the outcomes of the Money Coaching pilot - a short project to test whether embedding financial capability coaching within existing debt advice would be effective.

An analysis of mortgage switching, using qualitative and quantitative research to understand the profile of non-switchers, barriers to switching and interventions that could encourage switching

This 2020 report from the Personal Finance Research Centre presents findings from an online survey and uses administrative data to provide insights into the pawnbroking industry.

An evaluation of the Pension Wise service, examining the experiences of clients using Pension Wise in 2018/19.

This 2020 report from PwC aims to provide an understanding of repeat borrowing in the high cost credit market.

This paper reports the results of an existing evaluation to recommend how credit unions can use financial education to improve the financial capability of their members