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  • The social impact of Fair For You

    A social impact assessment of the difference that Fair For You offers customers who need a flexible and affordable loan to buy household goods.

    Evidence type: Evaluation i

    Topics: Credit Use and Debt

    Country/Countries: United Kingdom

    Year of publication: 2016

  • Parental debt and children’s socioemotional well-being

    This study explores associations between parental debt, home mortgage, student loan, automobile and other debts with children’s socioemotional well-being.

    Evidence type: Insight i

    Topics: Credit Use and Debt

    Country/Countries: USA

    Year of publication: 2016

  • Financial resilience in Australia 2015

    Nationally representative survey, undertaken by the Centre for Social Impact and NAB, to understand levels of financial resilience in Australia.

    Evidence type: Insight i

    Topics: Financial Capability

    Country/Countries: Australia

    Year of publication: 2016

  • Fixing family finances

    New insights from the Social Market Foundation on the level and nature of financial capability in Great Britain, and recommendations for how to improve this using the Wealth and Assets Survey.

    Evidence type: Insight i

    Topics: Saving, Pensions and Retirement Planning, Credit Use and Debt, Financial Capability, Budgeting and Keeping Track

    Country/Countries: England, Scotland and Wales

    Year of publication: 2016

  • The damage of debt: The impact of money worries on children's mental health and well-being

    Literature review, analysis of existing quantitative data and qualitative research by the Children’s Society examining the effect of family money worries on children’s mental health.

    Evidence type: Insight i

    Topics: Credit Use and Debt

    Country/Countries: England and Wales

    Year of publication: 2016

  • Green paper: Saving us from ourselves

    A green paper produced by the Open University Business School, focusing on how to make the general public more financially resilient and sets out their agenda to increase saving & investing.

    Evidence type: Review i

    Topics: Saving, Pensions and Retirement Planning

    Country/Countries: United Kingdom

    Year of publication: 2015

  • Becoming a nation of savers

    Analysis of the Wealth and Assets survey and a review of evidence to explore how to overcome economic and behavioural barriers to savings in UK households, thus improving financial resilience.

    Evidence type: Review i

    Topics: Saving

    Country/Countries: United Kingdom

    Year of publication: 2015

  • Financial inclusion annual monitoring report 2015

    This report presents data and identifies trends on a range of indicators of financial inclusion in Britain in 2015.

    Evidence type: Insight i

    Topics: Financial Capability

    Country/Countries: United Kingdom

    Year of publication: 2015

  • Financial education of vulnerable young people

    This All-party Parliamentary Group inquiry considers how to help vulnerable young people manage their money, based on a call for evidence and consultation with YPs who had experienced homelessness.

    Evidence type: Insight i

    Topics: Financial Education, Financial Capability

    Country/Countries: United Kingdom

    Year of publication: 2013

  • Raising household saving

    Evidence type: Review i

    Topics: Saving, Pensions and Retirement Planning, Financial Education

    Country/Countries: International review

    Year of publication: 2012

  • Youth financial education programme in Brazil

    Financial education programme delivered in schools in Brazil, with an evaluation spanning 18 months and 20,000 pupils

    Evidence type: Evaluation i

    Topics: Financial Education

    Country/Countries: Brazil

    Year of publication: 2012

  • Money matters in times of change: financial vulnerability through the life course

    A qualitative study to explore the causes of financial vulnerability across specific life transitions/events.

    Evidence type: Insight i

    Topics: Financial Capability

    Country/Countries: Australia

    Year of publication: 2011

  • Citizens Advice's 'East of England Financial Capability and Inclusion Project'

    Financial capability training provided to front-line workers and beneficiaries to improve financial inclusion in the East of England.

    Evidence type: Evaluation i

    Topics: Financial Education, Financial Capability

    Country/Countries: England

    Year of publication: 2011

  • Planting the seed: Your Money Garden financial education project

    A short evaluation of a community-based scheme delivering financial education workshops for women in Northern Ireland.

    Evidence type: Evaluation i

    Topics: Financial Capability

    Country/Countries: Northern Ireland

    Year of publication: 2011

  • Review of the initiatives of the European Commission in the area of financial education

    A review of four EU initiatives to promote financial education.

    Evidence type: Evaluation i

    Topics: Financial Education, Financial Capability

    Country/Countries: EU countries

    Year of publication: 2011

  • Office of Fair Trading's 'Save Xmas’ Campaign'

    Evaluation of a programme aimed to raise awareness of saving for key events such as Christmas, delivered through face-face training, promoted locally.

    Evidence type: Evaluation i

    Topics: Saving

    Country/Countries: United Kingdom

    Year of publication: 2010

  • Evidence of impact: An overview of financial education evaluations

    Review commissioned to inform the National Strategy for Financial Capability in order to identify the incremental impact of fincap interventions on people’s behaviour and attitudes.

    Evidence type: Review i

    Topics: Financial Education

    Country/Countries: Worldwide

    Year of publication: 2008