Research Library

An experimental trial of the effects of free and paid-for robo-advice on loan repayment decisions, run by the Financial Conduct Authority with participants representative of UK adults.

Love Learning about Money Together is a blended family learning programme to help parents of children under seven talk to their children about money.

Evaluation of MyPocketSkill, a digital technology platform that aims to connect young people with opportunities to earn money via an online platform, whilst encouraging a savings mindset and behaviour.

This meta-evaluation covers a range (but not all) of OECD countries, which are in themselves often regarded as high-income economies. Care should therefore be taken not to assume they are representative of all nations.

Ecorys conducted a development, process and outcomes project-level evaluation of ‘Money, Cancer and Me’, between February and August 2021.

The Scotland’s Financial Schools pilot project developed a digital ‘one-stop-shop’ of financial education teaching resources aimed at improving attitudes, knowledge, and confidence amongst teachers.

Ecorys conducted a process and outcomes project-level evaluation of ‘Ourselves’ and ‘Our Families’ between January-August 2021.

Providing low-income shoppers with small-sum, not-for-profit credit solutions provided by Fair For You, in partnership with Iceland and supported by Nesta, Fair4All Finance and the Esmee Foundation

The Behavioural Insights Team (BIT) was commissioned by The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) to evaluate a pilot programme that sought to provide financial guidance in the workplace.

An evaluation of the Milo’s Money pilot: a financial education programme, designed with teachers, for primary school pupils (aged 4-7) that aimed to equip them with a basic understanding and awareness of financial literacy.