Levelling Up: Money and Mental Health in Northern Ireland and the North West August 11, 2022How to stop people with mental health problems being priced out of public transportAugust 9, 2022Putting financial wellbeing at the core of the new 10-year plan for mental health and the national suicide prevention planJuly 28, 2022What the FCA’s new ‘Consumer Duty’ means for customers with mental health problemsJuly 27, 2022Event catch-up: Launching our levelling up reportJuly 22, 2022Why the next government needs to ‘level up’ for people with mental health problemsJuly 12, 2022A good signal from telecoms on the cost of living – but more is needed to support people with mental health problemsJune 28, 2022How Mental Health Act reform could prevent financial difficulty for people with severe mental illness June 28, 2022A(nother) step towards tackling online scammersJune 21, 2022How can the government ensure that Breathing Space reaches more people?June 17, 2022Cost of living crisis: what’s the mental health impact?June 8, 2022Ofgem is changing the energy price cap every 3 months – here’s what it means for people with mental health problemsJune 1, 2022Paying fairly? What Ofwat’s new guidelines mean for people with mental health problemsMay 27, 2022What the government’s new cost-of-living announcements means for people with mental health problemsMay 26, 2022Cost of living – where you can get helpMay 25, 2022Introducing: Amanda ColeMay 20, 2022What telecom providers need to do to support people struggling to payMay 17, 2022Four takeaways from the Queen’s SpeechMay 12, 2022Managed migration: how government can protect people with mental health problems moving to Universal CreditMay 10, 2022How local government can support people with mental health problems through the cost of living crisisMay 5, 2022When the disability pay gap and the cost of living crisis collideApril 29, 2022What’s next in the fight to tackle online scams? April 28, 2022Protecting people’s wellbeing in the cost of living crisisApril 21, 2022How energy suppliers can support customers with mental health problems through the energy crisisApril 20, 2022How the area you live in impacts your mental healthApril 12, 2022Three steps towards effective debt adviceApril 8, 2022How councils can support people with mental health problems through the latest rise in council taxApril 5, 2022Too many people with severe mental illness are left struggling alone with their financesMarch 31, 2022How the energy crisis is impacting people with mental health problemsMarch 30, 2022Introducing: Dom TaylorMarch 25, 2022Why the Spring Statement doesn’t go far enough to support people with mental health problemsMarch 24, 2022Two years of progress in helping banks tackle gambling harmsMarch 18, 2022A campaign win: the government acts on our call to tackle online scam advertsMarch 8, 2022The devastating mental health impact of needing to use food banksMarch 4, 2022How our new guide can help your firm meet its legal duties under the Equality ActMarch 2, 2022Five different ways the pandemic has affected finances for people with mental health problemsFebruary 22, 2022Is 2022 the year we finally crack down on scammers?February 17, 2022Introducing: Becca StaceyFebruary 16, 2022Campaign victory – protecting funding for debt adviceFebruary 14, 2022Health and disability benefits aren’t generous enough to support vulnerable people through the cost of living crisisFebruary 10, 2022The Universal Credit Help to Claim services is changing – here’s how it could affect people with mental health problemsFebruary 7, 2022Tackling mental health inequalities should be a central part of “Levelling Up”February 4, 2022The energy price cap rise: Five ways energy firms can better support customers with mental health problemsFebruary 3, 2022People with mental health problems say they aren’t getting Equality Act protections from essential services companiesFebruary 2, 2022What new work-related sanctions on Universal Credit will mean for people with mental health problemsJanuary 27, 2022Three ways banks can maintain the momentum for supporting customers experiencing gambling-related harmJanuary 18, 2022Living with gambling addiction: What can the financial services industry do to help?January 6, 2022Reasons to be cheerfulDecember 15, 2021“Help-seekers and multi-strugglers”: Who felt the worst mental health and financial effects of the pandemic?December 9, 2021How health and social care providers can help people with mental health problems avoid financial difficultyDecember 8, 2021The FCA’s Consumer Duty could be transformative for people with mental health problemsDecember 7, 2021Why essential services need to listen to experts by experienceDecember 3, 2021What can essential services firms and local authorities learn about supporting vulnerable customers from our new research?December 3, 2021LISTEN BACK: Martin Lewis talks about our new research on You and YoursNovember 24, 2021Money and mental health in a time of crisisNovember 24, 2021Buy Now Pay Later and mental health – what’s the cost?November 23, 2021How HMRC can ease the pressure on people in problem debtNovember 19, 2021Supporting people with mental health problems with council taxNovember 11, 2021Better blocks and beyond: highlights from our gambling conferenceNovember 10, 2021Caught in a trap: Making it easier to leave a subscriptionNovember 3, 2021Budget 2021: More trick than treat for those most in need of supportOctober 27, 2021Online Safety Bill: Martin Lewis calls on MPs to include scam adsOctober 20, 2021How our Research Community helped get information about money and mental health into GP surgeriesOctober 14, 2021World Mental Health Day: Time to tackle financial inequalities for people with mental health problemsOctober 8, 2021Shaping the future of health and disability benefitsOctober 8, 2021The end of furlough means accessible support is more vital than everSeptember 30, 2021Two further banks have become Mental Health AccessibleSeptember 29, 2021What the energy crisis means for vulnerable customersSeptember 24, 2021Time to crack down on scam ads: Our response to the Joint Committee on the Draft Online Safety BillSeptember 23, 2021Set Up To Fail: Lords make the case for government to actSeptember 9, 2021Introducing: Rachel FergussonSeptember 8, 2021Gordon Moody: Women and gamblingSeptember 3, 2021How creditors can reduce the stress around debt problemsAugust 27, 2021Depression and memory loss: A hidden barrier to employmentAugust 24, 2021How government can make it easier for people moving from legacy benefits to Universal CreditAugust 19, 2021Time flies when you’re having funAugust 17, 2021Introducing: Alexis StevensAugust 12, 2021Energy price cap rise: Why firms must take action now to improve debt communicationsAugust 6, 2021What the FCA’s duty of care means for people with mental health problemsAugust 2, 2021How can banks best support their customers with gambling problems?July 20, 2021Flexible working: what happens after 19 July?July 12, 2021Mental health and the pandemic: What do the latest ONS stats tell us?June 17, 2021Carers are struggling to support loved ones with their Universal Credit claimsJune 11, 2021It ain’t (just) what you do it’s the way that you do itJune 8, 2021Three ways the DWP can make it easier for people to access Universal CreditJune 4, 2021Research Community members help improve support for people with money problemsMay 28, 2021People who need help with Universal Credit are being #SetUpToFailMay 26, 2021The Online Safety Bill: a missed opportunity to stop online scamsMay 11, 2021Set up to fail report and campaign launch research and campaign launchMay 6, 2021Reducing risky gambling using behavioural insightsMay 5, 2021My mental health and income storyApril 28, 20213 ways the Mental Health Act can be changed to better tackle money and mental health problemsApril 22, 2021Gambling Act review: A chance to make gambling safer by designApril 16, 2021Accessibility is too often forgotten about in website designApril 12, 2021Our money and our mindApril 7, 2021Questions remain about government plans for mental health and suicide preventionMarch 31, 2021Webinar: Breaking the link between online financial harms and mental health problemsMarch 17, 2021A safer net – reducing online harm for people with mental health problemsMarch 17, 2021Seven ways employers and government can help workers with mental health problems thrive during the pandemicMarch 11, 2021Employers should take up the fight for better mental health servicesMarch 10, 2021Stopping the Charge across the UK – two countries down, two to goMarch 4, 2021Budget to “protect livelihoods” misses many people with mental health problemsMarch 3, 2021What’s next for Mental Health Accessible in 2021?February 25, 2021Introducing: Richard TaylorFebruary 24, 2021New FCA guidance means banks must improve treatment of vulnerable customersFebruary 23, 2021New ONS data highlights mental health living standards inequalitiesFebruary 19, 2021What I’ve learned from the last six monthsFebruary 17, 2021Three changes the government should make to the benefits system to support people through the pandemicFebruary 15, 2021What the Financial Lives survey tells us about money and mental health during the pandemicFebruary 12, 2021Changes to online slot machines shows the opportunity to tackle gambling harmFebruary 10, 2021How to close the mental health income gapFebruary 3, 2021Three key takeaways from the Woolard Review into unsecured creditFebruary 2, 2021Webinar: How can we close the mental health income gap?February 1, 2021Introducing: Georgia PreeceFebruary 1, 2021Putting flexibility at the forefront in the workplaceJanuary 29, 2021Income data visualisationJanuary 26, 2021What’s the relationship between ethnicity and the mental health income gap?January 7, 2021To “build back better”, we need to tackle the inequalities exposed by the pandemicDecember 18, 2020Digital exclusion – what’s the cost of no connection?December 17, 2020How the government can protect people with mental health problems from online scamsDecember 9, 2020How banks and retailers can help people stay in control of online spendingDecember 2, 2020Mental health, Covid and the Spending Review: let’s not go back to ‘normal’November 27, 2020Ofcom backs our call for telecomms providers to improve support for customers with mental health problemsNovember 24, 2020A toolkit to help people improve their mental and financial healthNovember 23, 2020Lessons from my time at Money and Mental HealthNovember 20, 2020Online shopping and mental healthNovember 10, 2020Prioritising my mental health has come at a cost – literallyNovember 6, 2020How Peabody has made its debt letters more supportiveNovember 4, 2020Research OfficerNovember 3, 2020Farewell reflectionsOctober 30, 2020Lessons from our conference: How can banks support people with gambling problems?October 26, 2020Supporting those with problem debt during the pandemicOctober 22, 20203 takeaways from our conference for financial services firms on tackling gambling harmsOctober 20, 2020Bank card gambling blockers: a story of progressOctober 14, 2020A toolkit to help organisations tackle gambling related financial harmOctober 9, 2020We stopped the most distressing Debt Threats!October 7, 2020Mind the mental health income gapSeptember 22, 2020Closing the mental health income gapSeptember 7, 2020How has the pandemic affected young people’s mental health and employment?September 1, 2020It’s time for more firms to become Mental Health AccessibleAugust 27, 2020Introducing: Haylie PageAugust 24, 2020Reflecting on my time at Money and Mental HealthAugust 14, 20203 takeaways from our recent webinar on online gambling and mental healthAugust 13, 2020Introducing our new checklist for debt advice servicesAugust 12, 2020Ofcom’s guidance for treating vulnerable customers fairly: a welcome direction in our current circumstancesJuly 30, 2020Martin Lewis: Looking back at our highlights from 2019/20July 27, 2020Making free debt advice accessible to people with mental health problemsJuly 23, 2020Making online gambling a safer bet for people with a mental health problemJuly 15, 2020Event catch-up: Sharing our benefits and income research with ParliamentJune 24, 2020What makes a good job application?June 19, 2020Event catch-up: Launching our work on income and mental healthJune 17, 2020How coronavirus has affected the income of people with mental health problemsJune 16, 2020MPs back our call to Stop the #DebtThreatsJune 15, 2020Time for government to Stop the Debt Threats during Covid-19June 3, 20203 acts of kindness we want to see this Mental Health Awareness weekMay 18, 2020Introducing: Chris LeesMay 14, 2020How to get support with shopping during the pandemicMay 13, 2020The difficulties getting mental health support during the pandemicMay 5, 2020Event catch-up: presenting our Covid-19 research in ParliamentApril 30, 2020The government can do more to help people access benefits during Covid-19April 28, 2020Are you worried about gambling during the pandemic?April 24, 2020How essential services providers can support customers during Covid-19April 22, 2020The government must act to stop ‘debt threat’ letters during the Covid-19 outbreakApril 14, 2020Three reflections on the FCA’s coronavirus support measuresApril 9, 2020People with mental health problems need more financial support during coronavirus crisisApril 2, 2020Tools to help you manage money during the coronavirus outbreakMarch 31, 2020How the government can ensure people can access benefits during the coronavirus outbreakMarch 27, 2020Joint letter to Thérèse CoffeyMarch 26, 2020Covid-19: managing your mental and financial wellbeingMarch 16, 2020Covid-19 and Budget 2020: what they mean for financial wellbeingMarch 12, 2020Buy now, pay later: how can retailers make it safer?March 10, 2020Introducing: Alice RoseMarch 4, 2020Introducing: Conor D’ArcyFebruary 24, 2020Practical advice for creditors to support customers with mental health problemsFebruary 19, 2020Bailiff reform: A year has passed and we need actionFebruary 17, 2020Overlooked and underregulated: Online spaces and financial harmsFebruary 12, 2020It’s time to talk about debt – and make it easier to get helpFebruary 6, 2020Introducing: Juno Bhardwaj ShahFebruary 4, 2020Introducing our Interim Chief ExecutiveJanuary 28, 2020Mental health is at the heart of the UK’s new Strategy for Financial WellbeingJanuary 21, 2020Get involved in our new project to tackle problem gamblingJanuary 17, 2020The links between problem gambling, self-harm and mental healthJanuary 6, 2020Five gold things…reasons to be cheerful in 2020December 20, 2019My money and mental health storyDecember 16, 2019General Election 2019: Reforming Power of AttorneyDecember 11, 2019General election 2019: A fair deal in markets for people with mental health problemsDecember 10, 2019Calling time on bad telecoms servicesDecember 5, 2019Prevention is better than cureDecember 3, 2019General Election 2019: Making sick pay work and reforming the benefits systemNovember 22, 2019General election 2019: Making money advice available as part of NHS careNovember 20, 2019General election 2019: How the next govenment can help prevent suicideNovember 15, 2019Gambling blocks: The odds are that your bank now offers oneNovember 14, 2019Introducing the Money and Mental Health general election manifestoNovember 6, 2019Event catch up: Launching our new Data Protecting reportOctober 29, 2019How banks can use customer financial data to help people avoid money problemsOctober 22, 2019How the energy sector can improve support for people with mental health problemsOctober 16, 2019World Mental Health Day: Lenders back our call to Stop the Debt ThreatsOctober 10, 2019Local and national action needed to improve debt collection practicesOctober 8, 20191 October: The day we really will ‘stop the charge’ (in England…)September 26, 2019How can we help students avoid financial difficulty?September 20, 2019Breaking the link between financial difficulty and suicideSeptember 10, 2019Meet our new Advisory Board membersAugust 28, 2019Preventing financial difficulty: share your expertise with usAugust 16, 2019Introducing Katrina GaffneyAugust 13, 2019Making Power of Attorney work for people with mental health problemsAugust 9, 2019Government plans for personal health budgets don’t go far enoughAugust 1, 2019Event catch-up: launching our ‘A little help from my friends’ reportJuly 29, 2019Introducing our Annual Review: our highlights from the past yearJuly 25, 2019The FCA calls on firms to improve support for vulnerable customersJuly 23, 2019Five takeaways from the new prevention green paperJuly 23, 2019Four reflections on my internship at Money and Mental HealthJuly 18, 2019Making it easier for people to get help from friends to manage moneyJuly 16, 2019Event catch-up: launching the Mental Health Accessible standardsJuly 2, 2019Introducing: Mental Health Accessible standards for essential servicesJune 24, 2019A new strategy for Money and Mental HealthJune 19, 2019Putting mental health on the diversity agendaJune 13, 2019A call for action to improve how the energy sector treats vulnerable customersJune 11, 2019A big step towards tackling the financial and psychological costs of overdraftsJune 7, 2019Insuring a fair deal for people with mental health problemsJune 4, 2019How financial services firms can support people in crisis, and their loved onesMay 29, 2019Our #DebtThreats debate: the government says changing debt letters is ‘top priority’May 22, 2019Universal design: how financial firms can make their systems work for everyoneMay 20, 2019Unpicking the Treasury Committee report: Access to cash and gambling blocksMay 15, 2019Treasury Select Committee backs our Stop the #DebtThreats campaignMay 13, 2019There is more to Parliament than what’s on TVMay 10, 2019Mummy and mental healthMay 9, 2019Our birthday wish-listApril 12, 2019Important steps towards stamping out bad bailiff behaviourApril 11, 2019Beyond a label: taking a broader view of mental health, debt and vulnerabilityApril 3, 2019How small changes can make a big differenceApril 2, 2019Money and mental healthMarch 29, 2019The FCA has given government the green light to stop debt threat lettersMarch 27, 2019The role of essential services in preventing suicideMarch 21, 2019Making the benefits system accessible to people with severe mental illnessMarch 15, 2019Event catch-up: launching ‘The benefits assault course’ report in ParliamentMarch 11, 2019Welcome steps on benefits reforms, but much more to be done to make the system accessibleMarch 6, 2019How to make the benefits system more accessible for people with mental health problemsMarch 4, 2019Unmissable: The link between debt, mental health problems and missing peopleFebruary 27, 2019The BMA agrees to #StopTheChargeFebruary 21, 2019Calling time on bad bailiff behaviourFebruary 15, 2019Introducing: Adenike AdebiyiFebruary 12, 2019Event catch-up: launching our new work programme on data, AI and mental healthFebruary 8, 2019#TimetoTalk: A little more conversation – and a lot more action, pleaseFebruary 7, 2019Financial difficulties and suicide: taking a closer look at the numbersFebruary 6, 2019Our new work programme: Using financial data to support people with mental health problemsJanuary 30, 2019Reflections on six months at Money and Mental HealthJanuary 28, 2019Introducing: Brian SempleJanuary 18, 2019Cash in or cash out?January 11, 2019A Long Term Plan for mental health, not just mental health servicesJanuary 8, 2019Money and Mental Health’s 2018 in numbersDecember 21, 2018FCA high-cost credit review: moving towards a fairer systemDecember 19, 2018Launching our campaign to Stop the #DebtThreats in parliamentDecember 14, 2018A campaign victory: Barclays introduces spending controls for customersDecember 11, 2018How local authorities can help break the link between problem debt and suicideDecember 7, 2018You can help us stop the #DebtThreatsDecember 4, 2018Making debt advice work for people with mental health problemsNovember 30, 2018Being your own boss: the upsides and challenges for people with mental health problemsNovember 15, 2018Why I’m alarmed by the alarmism around technology and our mental healthNovember 13, 2018Report launch: Too ill to work, too broke not toNovember 8, 2018The government should go further in fixing Universal Credit roll-outNovember 7, 2018Too ill to work, too broke not toNovember 1, 2018Budget 2018: Tough on problem debt, but not the causes of debt?October 29, 2018Never just a number: the value of debt adviceOctober 24, 2018Progress in the bank towards tackling problem gamblingOctober 19, 2018What’s next after the five year forward view – thinking sidewaysOctober 12, 2018Talking about my generation: We’re looking for more young people to share their stories with usOctober 10, 2018Money and mental health in the US: Why systems matterOctober 3, 2018The daily struggle of living without a basic applianceSeptember 27, 2018Anything but Brexit: What we’d like to see debated at party conferenceSeptember 21, 2018Tell Mind about your experiences of Universal CreditSeptember 14, 2018Share your experience of financial difficulty and suicideSeptember 10, 2018Why aren’t banks doing more for customers with mental health problems?September 4, 2018The social housing green paper – a vision for changeAugust 29, 2018A transatlantic perspective on money and mental health problemsAugust 23, 2018A nudge in the right direction – Ofcom’s recent announcementAugust 13, 2018Mental health, Blue Badges – and why we need a bigger cakeAugust 1, 2018Introducing our new Director – Helen UndyJuly 30, 2018Counting the cost of government debt collectionsJuly 27, 2018Practical recovery – a counsellor’s perspectiveJuly 24, 2018Introducing: Liam HillJuly 20, 2018A collective campaign win: The Financial Conduct Authority & vulnerabilityJuly 16, 2018Martin Lewis: The fight to divorce mental health and debtJuly 16, 2018Setting the Standards – Minimum standards and best practiceJuly 9, 2018Accessibility and mental healthJuly 3, 2018Film: John’s storyJuly 3, 2018Giving more power to vulnerable customers – Ofgem’s annual reviewJune 28, 2018Universal Credit: When problems outweigh the benefitsJune 15, 2018Balancing autonomy and risk – extending personal health budgets to people using mental health servicesJune 11, 2018Why holistic care is vital – an insider’s view of psychiatryJune 4, 2018What the Money and Mental Health internship has meant to meMay 31, 2018Our response to the FCA’s action on high-cost creditMay 31, 2018High-cost short-term credit: The significance of borrowing money onlineMay 25, 2018Balancing the risks of data sharingMay 22, 2018The importance of holistic supportMay 18, 2018The hidden costs of stress and anxietyMay 17, 2018Another campaign win – a bank that lets you block gamblingMay 16, 2018Mental Health Awareness Week 2018: Promoting financial wellbeing at workMay 14, 2018Informal borrowing and mental health problems: our new researchMay 10, 2018The Commission for Customers in Vulnerable Circumstance – Energy UK’s new initiativeMay 8, 2018A review of the 2014 Bailiff Reforms: the importance of expertsMay 4, 2018A discussion on rent arrears and mental healthApril 27, 2018Loan sharks – a personal storyApril 25, 2018Recovery Space – you did it!April 24, 2018Breathing Space in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales – everyone should benefitApril 23, 2018Taking our Recovery Space campaign to Downing StreetApril 23, 2018Where the heart isApril 16, 2018A policy win – shaping today’s consumer green paperApril 11, 2018Navigating the benefits system during a mental health crisisApril 6, 2018What we stand to lose if we stop sharing dataApril 4, 2018Alex Lewis: The cost of my lifeMarch 29, 2018Recovery space – aside from the campaign, what more can essential services do?March 22, 2018Recovery Space – an updateMarch 16, 2018Recovery Space – Mind’s perspectiveMarch 9, 2018Recovery space – a personal perspectiveMarch 8, 2018Recovery Space – help us shape the lawMarch 7, 2018Ask your MP to add their supportMarch 5, 2018Recovery space – a Local Authority’s perspectiveMarch 1, 2018Recovery space – a carer’s perspectiveFebruary 27, 2018Recovery space – a Psychiatrist’s perspectiveFebruary 21, 2018Recovery space – a social worker’s perspectiveFebruary 21, 2018The case for extending Breathing Space to people in mental health crisisFebruary 19, 2018Back the Recovery Space campaignFebruary 16, 2018The safeguard tariff – automatic discounts for vulnerable consumersFebruary 13, 2018After a mental health crisis – Mind’s review of mental health and housingFebruary 7, 2018The growing problem of local authority bailiff useFebruary 5, 2018Men from London, let’s make #TimeToTalkFebruary 1, 2018Introducing: Kate LangstonJanuary 26, 2018What I learnt from volunteering with Citizens AdviceJanuary 24, 2018How CAP helps people with mental health problemsJanuary 16, 2018The growing demand for emergency charitable grantsJanuary 11, 2018Money and Mental Health 2017’s highlightsDecember 21, 2017Not all resolutions have to wait until the new yearDecember 15, 2017Fair access to essential services for vulnerable consumersDecember 12, 2017How Money and Mental Health’s research inspired Money LockupDecember 5, 2017The FCA’s proposed new definition of vulnerable consumersNovember 30, 2017An insider’s view on our Money and Mental Health internshipNovember 27, 2017Carers Rights Day – why is mattersNovember 24, 2017What is the Regulators’ Pioneer Fund?November 22, 2017Know the odds – gambling and mental healthNovember 20, 2017Fintech, mental health and data sharingNovember 17, 2017What does FinCap week have to do with mental health?November 13, 2017My experience of Mental Health First AidNovember 10, 2017Government action on financial inclusion and mental healthNovember 9, 2017Regulators and mental health: our joint breakfast roundtableNovember 2, 2017The role of regulation for consumers with mental health problemsOctober 31, 2017Does the Stevenson / Farmer review of mental health and employers go far enough?October 27, 201755 entrepreneurs, six months, one Zinc mission: women’s mental healthOctober 24, 2017Debt advice and mental health – our joint event with Citizens AdviceOctober 18, 2017Providing debt advice in mental health servicesOctober 16, 2017Introducing: Rachel BravermanOctober 12, 2017Keeping up the good work beyond World Mental Health DayOctober 10, 2017The Shopper Stopper and meOctober 6, 2017The case for online retail controls – what we’ve learnt from the Shopper Stopper pilotOctober 5, 2017Money and Mental Health does party conference seasonOctober 4, 2017A finance industry that works for older people can help us allSeptember 28, 2017Universal design – designing fintech tools with everyone in mindSeptember 22, 2017Travel insurance and mental health: a turbulent journeySeptember 20, 2017In the clear: using financial technology to see your money more clearlySeptember 15, 2017Customer data: sharing is caring?September 12, 2017Helping those at risk: financial difficulty and suicide preventionSeptember 8, 2017Credit scores – a lasting reminder of poor mental healthSeptember 1, 2017Making prevention a priority in mental healthAugust 30, 2017Using design to change our spending behaviourAugust 23, 2017Hearing what goes unheardAugust 17, 2017Personal recovery, personal budgetAugust 11, 2017Food banks, scarcity and mental healthAugust 8, 2017Holistic support for people experiencing mental health problemsAugust 2, 2017Capping the human cost of high-cost creditJuly 31, 2017Escaping the subscription trapJuly 28, 2017Introducing: Nikki BondJuly 25, 2017Fintech for good – launch eventJuly 21, 2017Getting the ball rolling – away with the chargeJuly 20, 2017Fintech for mental health – the next big thing, or just buzzword bingo?July 18, 2017Working well?July 12, 2017Mind the gap – accessibility support for physical and mental healthJuly 7, 2017Online loans: using data to see difficultyJuly 5, 2017Funding health, not just the health service – the British Social Attitudes surveyJune 28, 2017Plastic fantastic – introducing carers’ cardsJune 23, 2017Government priorities: Brexit, Brexit and… money and mental health?June 21, 2017Introducing: Simon CrineJune 19, 2017From pillar to post: why signposting is not enoughJune 16, 2017What a difference a year makesJune 15, 2017Artificial empathy – the next step in mental health tech?June 6, 2017Leave your troubles at the doorJune 2, 2017Buy now, pay later: the problems with credit offered by retailersMay 26, 2017Bipolar disorder and financial difficulties: Some preliminary findingsMay 19, 2017Mental health awareness week…again?May 12, 2017One phone call that saved a lifeMay 5, 2017Would capping energy prices help people with mental health problems to get a better deal?May 5, 2017Is Facebook tipping-off advertisers about your mental health?May 3, 2017Mental health and the benefits assault courseApril 24, 2017Back to Basics: how people with mental health problems are getting into debt just to pay for life’s essentialsApril 21, 2017Mission totally-possibleApril 18, 2017Fear and foul playApril 11, 2017Money and mental health – a student perspectiveApril 10, 2017Circling the drain – why stronger action on credit cards is neededApril 5, 2017Subscription retail: boxed inApril 5, 2017Unaccounted forMarch 31, 2017My secondment to Money and Mental HealthMarch 30, 2017Your experiences at the heart of our workMarch 29, 2017A (Tech)Sprint startMarch 16, 2017Netflix and billMarch 8, 2017A mental health tech challengeMarch 7, 2017Behavioural economics for the 1 in 4March 3, 2017Stick or switch?February 27, 2017It’s time to cap the cost of creditFebruary 24, 2017Why we’re backing “breathing space”February 23, 2017Why I’m joining the Money and Mental Health advisory boardFebruary 21, 2017Making regulation work for real consumersFebruary 17, 2017Making mental health a strategic priorityFebruary 16, 2017Breaking the debt taboo on time to talk dayFebruary 2, 2017Inclusive design and truly ‘personal’ bankingJanuary 26, 2017Seeing through the fogJanuary 23, 2017#Stopthecharge – You did it.January 9, 2017Mental health and gamblingJanuary 5, 2017The shopper stopperJanuary 3, 2017Review of the year 2016December 21, 2016The other one in four – launch eventDecember 7, 2016The other one in fourDecember 5, 2016Jen’s storyDecember 5, 2016Strength in numbersNovember 29, 2016A very black friday?November 25, 2016Making every adult matterNovember 21, 2016Family mattersNovember 18, 2016Financial capability weekNovember 14, 2016The open data revolutionNovember 11, 2016My experience of talking therapies and debtNovember 3, 2016The missing link roundtableNovember 2, 2016The missing linkNovember 1, 2016The shops that never closeOctober 28, 2016Payments and the precariatOctober 24, 2016Why we want to #StopTheChargeOctober 14, 2016#StopTheCharge Campaign: A GP’s perspectiveOctober 12, 2016Money worries in the workplaceOctober 7, 2016Gambling adverts past the witching hourOctober 7, 2016Young women in mental health crisisSeptember 29, 2016Do you know someone else’s PIN number?September 27, 2016Breathing spaceSeptember 23, 2016Ending financial exclusionSeptember 22, 2016Using my voiceSeptember 16, 2016Training creditors to help reduce the human impact of debtSeptember 13, 2016Saving lives with money adviceSeptember 9, 2016Why mental health is central to solving UK povertySeptember 9, 2016The bank of Mum and DadSeptember 7, 2016Britain in the redSeptember 6, 2016Poverty and mental healthSeptember 6, 2016Cancer costsSeptember 1, 2016Financial distress and mental healthAugust 25, 2016Open banking and mental healthAugust 11, 2016What the FCA credit card market study means for mental healthAugust 10, 2016Help to saveJuly 28, 2016July financial stability reportJuly 18, 2016How does your mental health affect your spending?July 13, 2016Crisis spendingJune 28, 2016What the money in our pockets tells us about mental health in British society, past and present.June 17, 2016Join our research panelJune 13, 2016Money on your MindJune 12, 2016Why I am doing this jobJune 10, 2016Mental health awareness weekMay 16, 2016Juno Bhardwaj ShahSeptember 29, 2015
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