BEST PRACTICE Guides to improving emotional and financial wellbeing

People with mental health problems are three times as likely to be in financial difficulty. Service providers have the power to dramatically improve the financial and emotional wellbeing of their customers by introducing new tools, settings and processes that help customers with mental health problems manage money successfully. This page is an evolving hub of vulnerable customer best practice guides which support firms to do just that.

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A best practice guide for insurers: Supporting customers with mental health problems

March 29, 2023

Supporting vulnerable customers

Making it easier for consumers to disclose a mental health problem

November 09, 2022

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A guide for energy firms on supporting customers with mental health problems

April 20, 2022

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The Equality Act and Mental Health: A practical guide for essential services firms

March 02, 2022

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Best practice guide for banks and building societies: Gambling

Our best practice guide for banks and building societies sets out how you can support customers experiencing gambling harm.

July 20, 2021
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Best practice checklist: employers

February 03, 2021

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Best practice checklist: Debt advice providers

July 29, 2020

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The need to know: Understanding and evidencing customers’ mental health problems

February 19, 2020

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Best practice checklist: social landlords

Best practice checklist: social landlords 17 April 2018 One in three social housing tenants in rent

April 16, 2018
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Best practice checklist: banks and current account providers

Best practice checklist: banks and current account providers 14 June 2017 People with mental health problems

June 14, 2017

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