Research Library

This insight explores the ‘sidecar model’, a potential approach to structuring people’s savings, which provides a more optimal balance between people’s liquid and illiquid savings.

Further analysis of survey data of the UK working-age population to explore the relationship between numeracy and financial capability, including the role of attitude and confidence.

This paper focuses on investor education as an important component of increasing awareness of financial institutions and markets, encouraging participation and fruitful investment strategies, and ultimately improving financial wellbeing.

The study looks at the pilot of a budgeting-focused intervention which intended to provide both debt advice and improve financial capability.

A study assessing linkages between financial difficulty and mental health in the workplace and recommending actions for managers to improve support for employees.

Report of a large-scale assessment of the financial literacy skills of 15-year-olds across 15 countries

Workshops and webinars delivered by 10thousandgirl to women living in regional and rural Australia.

This insight report used data from an online survey of 3,500 working age adults to explore how people view asking for help with their finances.

Review of UK and international evidence to identify barriers to saving in the UK, focusing on savings interventions and highlighting evidence gaps.

A qualitative review of the role of informal savings approaches in financial resilience in low-income households.