Research Library

Analysis of the attitudes and experiences of employees, employers and intermediaries about auto-enrolment and new pension freedoms in the UK in 2014.

Face-to-face group information sessions delivered by Citizens Advice (CAB) on behalf of Ofgem to raise awareness of ways to reduce energy costs and how to get help if paying bills is a struggle.

Qualitative and quantitative research with children and young people and Action for Children practitioners, combined with data from young adult StepChange debt charity service users, exploring the current state of financial education for vulnerable children and young people, and the impact of problem debt.

The study reviews evidence from the UK and other countries in order to identify the links between debt, credit and poverty in the UK, as well as strategies to address them.

Expert interviews and a review of relevant literature, as well as other resources, commissioned by Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, to understand the financial literacy of older people.

A review of research exploring low-take up of means-tested benefits and tax credits in the UK and how to improve take-up for future poverty reduction.

Pilot programme in US primary schools to evaluate whether combining financial education with experiential learning through in-school banks improved financial knowledge & behaviour.

A review of the literature and existing primary research on financial literacy to understand the effect on economic behaviour and to expose knowledge gaps.

Analysis of data from the 2012 National Financial Capability Study, to determine the financial capability of young adults across the United States, undertaken by FINRA Investor Education Foundation.

Survey of 207 Year 11 (16-17 year old) students in schools in the Australian state of Victoria, regarding financial literacy.