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Evaluation of YIACS in improving 16-24 year old’s financial capability, through 451 paired pre-and post-intervention surveys of young people with money issues across nine organisations.
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A youth designed toolkit delivered and evaluated to compare the effectiveness of peer to peer delivery to tutor to young adult delivery in a vocational training context.
Evaluation of the Citizens Advice Money Talks service which provides financial guidance & information to people experiencing particular life events.
A longitudinal study of 20 homeless young people capturing their experience of a range of financial capability activities on their journey towards independent living.
NatWest commissioned a survey to better understand young employees’ and particularly apprentices’ financial attitudes and behaviours, as well as employer views.
This 2018 OECD report contains the 2018 OECD/INFE toolkit for measuring financial literacy, developed by the OECD/International Network on Financial Education (OECD/INFE).
Evaluation of customer experience and outcomes for people using the Pension Wise services.
Evaluation of customer experience and outcomes for people using the Pension Wise service.
The consortium model is designed to help low income houses in Scotland with community based initiatives centred on affordable credit.
This 2018 report aims to further understanding of the causes and effects of financial health challenges for Americans before and during retirement.
