Research Library

59 economies worldwide have implemented a national strategy for financial education. The report describes experiences of these countries and addresses challenges faced in implementing the strategies.

Analysis of the attitudes and experiences of employees, employers and intermediaries about auto-enrolment and new pension freedoms in the UK.

A representative online panel survey of New Zealanders over 50, to uncover financial expectations for and experience of retirement.

A review, commissioned by Age UK, exploring existing evidence of the ways in which older people are affected by ‘scams’ (i.e. fraud) which target their finances including their pension savings.

Evaluation of a programme which aimed to deliver more sustainable outcomes for debt advice clients by providing them with financial capability training.

Proposing a new integrated model for solving the banking problem which benefits providers and low-to-moderate income consumers.

A review of international evidence, demonstrating low levels of risk literacy, the consequences for long-term financial decision-making and implications for policymakers.

Evaluation of a long-established targeted matched savings programme in Australia, assessing performance on a range of individual and macro-economic measures.

Two reports analysing ONS Wealth and Assets Survey data assessing the relationship between savings and problem debt and investigating socio-economic groups with little or no cash savings.

A five-year action plan for UK Government to tackle problem debt, help families become more financially resilient and help those struggling with debt to achieve sustainable financial situations.