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International Women’s Day: How inclusion can help women break out of the money and mental health cycle

Imaan Wright, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health

The FCA’s Consumer Duty – assessing its impact six months in

Conor D’Arcy, Interim Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health

Introducing: Imaan Wright

Imaan Wright, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

As forecasts improve, how do we fix the damage already done?

Conor D’Arcy, Interim Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health

Bridging the gap: The untapped potential of Mental Health Crisis Breathing Space

Nikki Bond, Interim Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health

No place like home: our new research on mortgages and mental health

Francesca Smith, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health

People out of work need more support, not less

Toby Murray, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health

Universal Credit and sanctions: the toll on people’s mental health

Cara MacSherry, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

Debts and despair: launch event recap

Cara MacSherry, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

2023: Reflections from our Interim Chief Executive

Conor D’Arcy, Interim Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

We need to talk about consumer credit collection practices

Toby Murray, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

Light on carrot, heavy on stick: our reaction to the Autumn Statement

Conor D’Arcy, Interim Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health

Why the DWP’s proposed changes to the Work Capability Assessment risk harming people with mental health problems

Becca Stacey, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

Event recap – How can banks better use data to support customers in vulnerable situations?

Cara MacSherry, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health

Next steps in the fight against fraud

Conor D’Arcy, Interim Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health

Third-party access and managing money: what do carers and people with mental health problems want to see?

Leia Ben Naceur, Research Community Officer, Money and Mental Health

People in vulnerable circumstances and the DWP: a statutory duty to safeguard

Cara MacSherry, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health

Routine enquiry: How asking about money problems could help thousands more people with mental health problems recover each year

Nikki Bond, Interim Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

Why the government should ban financial cold calls

Chris Lees, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

Introducing: Toby Murray

Toby Murray, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

Delivering an effective mental health moratorium in Scotland

Becca Stacey, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Delivering an effective mental [...]

“Cash or card?” How do mental health problems impact how we spend money?

Leia Ben Naceur, Research Community Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute “Cash or card?” [...]

Pensions Awareness Week: achieving financial security in later life for people with mental health problems

Cara MacSherry, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Pensions Awareness Week: achieving financial security [...]

The government’s new Suicide Prevention Strategy: bold action is needed

Conor D’Arcy, Interim Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute The government’s new Suicide [...]

The Mental Health Act reform we want to see

Rachel Fergusson, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute The Mental Health Act [...]

Introducing: Leia Ben Naceur

Leia Ben Naceur, Research Community Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Introducing: Leia Ben [...]

Help us protect more people from gambling-related harm

Conor D'Arcy, Interim Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Help us protect more [...]

Work experience and work coaches: our week at Money and Mental Health

Faith and Zarrah, work experience, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Work experience and work [...]

Secret Diary of a Consumer Duty-ist

Alexis Stevens, Senior Strategic Partnerships Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Secret Diary of [...]

Introducing: Cara MacSherry

Cara MacSherry, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Introducing: Cara MacSherry 27 [...]

What can employers do to break the link between money and mental health problems?

Francesca Smith, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute What can employers do to [...]

Breaking the cycle launch event recap

Liam Hill, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Breaking the cycle launch [...]

Schizophrenia and money problems: breaking the link

Alexis Stevens, Senior Strategic Partnerships Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Schizophrenia and money [...]

It’s time to join up money advice and mental health support during the cost-of-living crisis

Nikki Bond, Interim Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute It’s [...]

NHS 75: how the NHS can help break the link between mental health and debt problems

Nathan Baber, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute NHS 75: how the [...]

Mental health and the mortgage crisis

Francesca Smith, Research Assistant, and Liam Hill, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

What AI could mean for our money and mental health

Conor D'Arcy, Interim Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute What AI could mean [...]

The pensions maze: experiences of retirement planning for people with mental health problems

Nikki Bond, Interim Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute The [...]

Introducing our Interim Chief Executive

Conor D'Arcy, Interim Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Introducing our Interim Chief [...]

Event catch-up: ethnicity, money and mental health

Nathan Baber, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Event catch-up: ethnicity, money [...]

Mental Health Awareness Week 2023: the link between money worries, anxiety, and mental health

Nathan Baber, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Mental Health Awareness Week [...]

Local elections 2023: What local authorities can do for mental and financial health

Nathan Baber, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Local elections 2023: What [...]

The Universal Credit system sets people up to fail: here’s how we’re making a difference

Rachel Fergusson, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute The Universal Credit system [...]

Through the lens: unpacking the diversity of experience among people with mental health problems

Becca Stacey, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute 21 April 2023 Through [...]

How ethnicity can affect our experiences of money and mental health problems

Francesca Smith, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute How ethnicity can affect our [...]

Joining the dots between mental health and employment support

Becca Stacey, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Joining the dots between [...]

Mental health and the housing crisis: getting it right for private renters

Nathan Baber, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Mental health and the [...]

Introducing: Sille Aule

Sille Aule, Senior Fundraising Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Introducing: Sille Aule 4 [...]

World Bipolar Day: Making financial and healthcare services work for people with bipolar

Rachel Fergusson, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute World Bipolar Day: Making [...]

Our new best practice guide: what insurers can do to support customers with mental health problems

Chris Lees, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Our new best practice guide: [...]

How the benefits system impedes people with mental health problems looking for work

Nathan Baber, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute How the benefits system [...]

Spring Budget: What could the ‘trailblazer’ deals mean for levelling up mental and financial health?

Becca Stacey, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Spring Budget: What could [...]

Pre-payment meters: why there should be more protections for energy customers in debt

Chris Lees, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Pre-payment meters: why there should [...]

Today’s budget – what it means for people with money and mental health problems

Helen Undy, Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Today's budget - what it [...]

The government’s plans to boost employment must have mental health front and centre

Conor D’Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute The government's [...]

Money, mental health and the urban-rural divide

Liam Hill, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Money, mental health and [...]

The challenges people with mental health problems face with different insurance products

Conor D’Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute The challenges [...]

The government must act to protect people from looming energy price hikes this spring

Francesca Smith, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute The government must act to [...]

New ONS data: the mental health impact of the cost of living crisis

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute New ONS data: The [...]

Event catch-up: launching new research on insurance and mental health

Nathan Baber, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Event catch-up: launching new [...]

What needs to happen to ensure people with mental health problems can access insurance?

Chris Lees, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute What needs to happen [...]

Written Off? How insurance is letting people with mental health problems down

Chris Lees, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Written off? How insurance [...]

Ofgem and government must take the strongest possible action to stop aggressive energy firms

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Ofgem and [...]

Consumer Duty: firms need to get serious

Alexis Stevens, Senior Strategic Partnerships Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Consumer Duty: firms [...]

Supporting customers with fluctuating mental capacity to make financial decisions

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Supporting customers with fluctuating [...]

Introducing: Keith Donington

Keith Donington, Senior Strategic Partnerships Officer, Money and Mental Health Introducing: Keith Donington 27 January [...]

How Advance Choice Documents would help put autonomy and choice at the heart of the government’s Mental Health Bill

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute How Advance Choice Documents [...]

Introducing: Nathan Baber

Nathan Baber, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Introducing: Nathan Baber 20 [...]

The cost of depression

Amy, Research Community member The cost of depression 16 January 2022 Thousands of people with [...]

Reflections on my time with Money and Mental Health

Dom Taylor, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Reflections on my time [...]

2022: Despite everything, you’ve helped us make a difference

Helen Undy, Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute 2022: Despite everything, you've helped [...]

How money and mental health problems affect us at different stages of life

Becca Stacey, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute How money and mental [...]

It’s time to Stop the Debt Threats during the cost of living crisis

Brian Semple, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute It’s time to [...]

How firms can use innovation and technology to support customers with mental health problems

Rosie Normanton, Head of Strategic Partnerships, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute How firms can [...]

Why we need to stamp down on online pressure selling tactics

Chris Lees, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Why we need to stamp [...]

Introducing: Liam Hill

Liam Hill, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Introducing: Liam Hill 1 December 2022 [...]

How the cost of living crisis is affecting students’ money and mental health

Nicola Frampton, Insight Manager, Student Minds How the cost of living crisis is affecting students' [...]

Boosting connection: telecoms providers need to do more during the cost of living crisis

Chris Lees, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Boosting connection: telecoms providers need [...]

Three ways firms can make it easier for people to disclose a mental health problem

Dom Taylor, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Three ways firms can [...]

Autumn Statement 2022: what it could mean for people with mental health problems

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Research & Policy, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Autumn Statement [...]

Suicide prevention – tackling the human cost of the cost of living crisis

Helen Undy, Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute PLEASE NOTE: This blog contains [...]

Introducing: Francesca Smith

Francesca Smith, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Introducing: Francesca Smith 11 November [...]

How firms can help customers with mental health problems share their needs 

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute How firms [...]

Introducing: Rosie Normanton

Rosie Normanton, Head of Strategic Partnerships, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Introducing: Rosie Normanton [...]

Making debt advice accessible to people with serious mental health problems

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Making debt advice accessible [...]

Citizens Advice Sheffield: Support during the cost of living crisis

Sylvia Ward, Chief Executive, Citizens Advice Sheffield Citizens Advice Sheffield: Support during the cost of [...]

Commissioning debt advice that is accessible to people with mental health problems

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Commissioning debt advice that [...]

Firms should put customers with lived experience at the heart of Consumer Duty plans

Alexis Stevens, Senior Strategic Partnerships Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Firms should put [...]

Navigating finances & the impact of COVID-19: the experiences of South Asian women

Indy Sira, Director, Voices of Colour & Taimour Ahmed, Founder, Expert by Experience Navigating Finances [...]

A surprising policy solution to help tackle gender inequality

Helen Undy, Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute A surprising policy solution to [...]

Threatening benefit sanctions isn’t the way to help people with mental health problems into work

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Threatening benefit sanctions isn’t [...]

How gender impacts our money and mental health

Becca Stacey, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute How gender impacts our [...]

How to fix managed migration and ensure no one gets cut off from their benefits

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute How to fix managed [...]

Energy package is a relief but more is needed to prevent a mental health crisis

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Energy package [...]

Mental health service wait times: a postcode lottery

Becca Stacey, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Mental health service wait [...]

What living in London means for your money and mental health

Dom Taylor, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute What living in London [...]

Will upcoming guidance from the Gambling Commission be enough to protect online gamblers from harm?

Chris Lees, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Will upcoming guidance from the [...]

Levelling Up: Money and Mental Health in Northern Ireland and the North West 

Rachel Fergusson, External Affairs Assistant, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Levelling Up: Money and [...]

How to stop people with mental health problems being priced out of public transport

Becca Stacey, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute How to stop people [...]

Putting financial wellbeing at the core of the new 10-year plan for mental health and the national suicide prevention plan

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Putting financial wellbeing at the core [...]

What the FCA’s new ‘Consumer Duty’ means for customers with mental health problems

Rachel Fergusson, External Affairs Assistant, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute What the FCA's new [...]

Event catch-up: Launching our levelling up report

Dom Taylor, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Event catch-up: Launching our [...]

Why the next government needs to ‘level up’ for people with mental health problems

Becca Stacey, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Why the next government [...]

A good signal from telecoms on the cost of living – but more is needed to support people with mental health problems

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute A good [...]

Mental Health Act reform could prevent financial difficulty for people with severe mental illness 

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Mental Health Act reform [...]

A(nother) step towards tackling online scammers

Bronwen Dalley Smith, Senior External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute A(nother) step [...]

How can the government ensure that Breathing Space reaches more people?

Georgia Preece, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute How can the government ensure [...]

Cost of living crisis: what’s the mental health impact?

Rachel Fergusson, External Affairs Assistant, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Cost of living crisis: [...]

Ofgem is changing the energy price cap every 3 months – here’s what it means for people with mental health problems

Dom Taylor, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Ofgem is changing the [...]

Paying fairly? What Ofwat’s new guidelines mean for people with mental health problems

Chris Lees, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Paying fairly? What Ofwat’s new [...]

What the government’s new cost-of-living announcements means for people with mental health problems

Rachel Fergusson, External Affairs Assistant, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute What the government’s new [...]

Cost of living – where you can get help

Rachel Fergusson, External Affairs Assistant, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Cost of living - [...]

Introducing: Amanda Cole

Amanda Cole, Senior Trusts and Foundations Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Introducing: Amanda [...]

What telecom providers need to do to support people struggling to pay

Chris Lees, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute What telecom providers need to [...]

Four takeaways from the Queen’s Speech

Rachel Fergusson, External Affairs Assistant, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Four takeaways from the [...]

Managed migration: how government can protect people with mental health problems moving to Universal Credit

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Managed migration: how government [...]

How local government can support people with mental health problems through the cost of living crisis

Dom Taylor, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute How local government can [...]

When the disability pay gap and the cost of living crisis collide

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute When the disability pay [...]

What’s next in the fight to tackle online scams? 

Bronwen Dalley Smith, Senior External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute What’s next [...]

Protecting people’s wellbeing in the cost of living crisis

Rachel Fergusson, External Affairs Assistant, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute 5 ways to protect [...]

How energy suppliers can support customers with mental health problems through the energy crisis

Alexis Stevens, Senior Strategic Partnerships Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute How energy suppliers [...]

How the area you live in impacts your mental health

Becca Stacey, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute How the area you [...]

Three steps towards effective debt advice

Dom Taylor, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Three steps towards effective [...]

How councils can support people with mental health problems through the latest rise in council tax

Georgia Preece, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute How councils can support people [...]

Too many people with severe mental illness are left struggling alone with their finances

Georgia Preece, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Too many people with severe [...]

How the energy crisis is impacting people with mental health problems

Chris Lees, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute How the energy crisis is [...]

Introducing: Dom Taylor

Dom Taylor, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Introducing: Dom Taylor 25 March 2022 [...]

Why the Spring Statement doesn’t go far enough to support people with mental health problems

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Why the Spring Statement [...]

Two years of progress in helping banks tackle gambling harms

Bronwen Dalley Smith, Senior External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Two years of progress [...]

A campaign win: the government acts on our call to tackle online scam adverts

Brian Semple, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health A campaign win: the government [...]

The devastating mental health impact of needing to use food banks

Tom Pollard, Mental Health Social Worker and Researcher The devastating mental health impact of needing [...]

How our new guide can help your firm meet its legal duties under the Equality Act

Alice Rose, Head of Strategic Partnerships, Money and Mental Health How our new guide can [...]

Five different ways the pandemic has affected finances for people with mental health problems

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Five different ways the pandemic has [...]

Is 2022 the year we finally crack down on scammers?

Bronwen Dalley Smith, Senior External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Is 2022 the year [...]

Introducing: Becca Stacey

Becca Stacey, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Introducing: Becca Stacey 16 February 2022 [...]

Campaign victory – protecting funding for debt advice

Helen Undy, Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health Campaign victory - protecting funding for debt [...]

Health and disability benefits aren’t generous enough to support vulnerable people through the cost of living crisis

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Health and disability benefits aren't generous [...]

The Universal Credit Help to Claim services is changing – here’s how it could affect people with mental health problems

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health The Universal Credit Help to Claim [...]

Tackling mental health inequalities should be a central part of “Levelling Up”

Becca Stacey, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Tackling mental health inequalities should be [...]

The energy price cap rise: Five ways energy firms can better support customers with mental health problems

Brian Semple, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health The energy price cap rise: [...]

People with mental health problems say they aren’t getting Equality Act protections from essential services companies

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Policy and Research, Money and Mental Health People with mental health [...]

What new work-related sanctions on Universal Credit will mean for people with mental health problems

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health What new work-related sanctions [...]

Three ways banks can maintain the momentum for supporting customers experiencing gambling-related harm

Chris Lees, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Three ways banks can maintain the momentum [...]

Living with gambling addiction: What can the financial services industry do to help?

Michael, Expert by Experience Living with gambling addiction: What can the financial services industry do [...]

Reasons to be cheerful

Helen Undy, Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health Reasons to be cheerful 15 December 2021 [...]

“Help-seekers and multi-strugglers”: Who felt the worst mental health and financial effects of the pandemic?

Isabel Taylor, Research Director, National Centre for Social Research “Help-seekers and multi-strugglers”: Who felt the [...]

How health and social care providers can help people with mental health problems avoid financial difficulty

Katrina Gaffney, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health How health and social care providers [...]

The FCA’s Consumer Duty could be transformative for people with mental health problems

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health The FCA’s Consumer Duty [...]

Why essential services need to listen to experts by experience

Alexis Stevens, Senior Strategic Partnerships Officer, Money and Mental Health Why essential services need to [...]

What can essential services firms and local authorities learn about supporting vulnerable customers from our new research?

Katrina Gaffney, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health What can essential services firms and [...]

LISTEN BACK: Martin Lewis talks about our new research on You and Yours

Brian Semple, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health LISTEN BACK: Martin Lewis talks [...]

Money and mental health in a time of crisis

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Money and mental health in a [...]

Buy Now Pay Later and mental health – what’s the cost?

Rachel Fergusson, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Buy Now Pay Later and mental [...]

How HMRC can ease the pressure on people in problem debt

Chris Lees, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health How HMRC can ease the pressure on [...]

Supporting people with mental health problems with council tax

Georgia Preece, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Supporting people with mental health problems with [...]

Better blocks and beyond: highlights from our gambling conference

Bronwen Dalley Smith, Senior External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Better blocks and beyond: [...]

Caught in a trap: Making it easier to leave a subscription

Chris Lees, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Caught in a trap: Making it easier [...]

Budget 2021: More trick than treat for those most in need of support

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Budget 2021: More trick [...]

Online Safety Bill: Martin Lewis calls on MPs to include scam ads

Rachel Fergusson, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Online Safety Bill: Martin Lewis calls [...]

How our Research Community helped get information about money and mental health into GP surgeries

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health How our Research Community helped get [...]

World Mental Health Day: Time to tackle financial inequalities for people with mental health problems

Brian Semple, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health World Mental Health Day: Time [...]

Shaping the future of health and disability benefits

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Shaping the future of health and [...]

The end of furlough means accessible support is more vital than ever

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health The end of furlough [...]

Two further banks have become Mental Health Accessible

Alice Rose, Head of Strategic Partnerships, Money and Mental Health Two further banks have become [...]

What the energy crisis means for vulnerable customers

Alexis Stevens, Senior Strategic Partnerships Officer, Money and Mental Health What the energy crisis means [...]

Time to crack down on scam ads: Our response to the Joint Committee on the Draft Online Safety Bill

Katrina Gaffney, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Time to crack down on scam [...]

Set Up To Fail: Lords make the case for government to act

Brian Semple, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Set Up To Fail: Lords [...]

Introducing: Rachel Fergusson

Rachel Fergusson, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Introducing: Rachel Fergusson 8 September 2021 [...]

Gordon Moody: Women and gambling

Matthew Hickey, Chief Executive, Gordon Moody Gordon Moody: Women and gambling 3 September 2021 Here [...]

How creditors can reduce the stress around debt problems

Alexis Stevens, Senior Strategic Partnerships Officer, Money and Mental Health How creditors can reduce the [...]

Depression and memory loss: A hidden barrier to employment

Amy Swain, Research Community member, Money and Mental Health Depression and memory loss: A hidden [...]

How government can make it easier for people moving from legacy benefits to Universal Credit

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health How government can make it easier [...]

Time flies when you’re having fun

Rich Taylor, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Time flies when you're having fun [...]

Introducing: Alexis Stevens

Alexis Stevens, Senior Strategic Partnerships Officer, Money and Mental Health Introducing: Alexis Stevens 12 August [...]

Energy price cap rise: Why firms must take action now to improve debt communications

Alice Rose, Head of Strategic Partnerships Energy price cap rise: Why firms must take action [...]

What the FCA’s duty of care means for people with mental health problems

Merlyn Holkar, Senior Research Officer What the FCA’s duty of care means for people with [...]

How can banks best support their customers with gambling problems?

Chris Lees, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health How can banks best support their customers [...]

Flexible working: what happens after 19 July?

Katrina Gaffney, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Flexible working: what happens after 19 [...]

Mental health and the pandemic: What do the latest ONS stats tell us?

Georgia Preece, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Mental health and the pandemic: What do [...]

Carers are struggling to support loved ones with their Universal Credit claims

Katrina Gaffney, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Carers are struggling to support loved [...]

It ain’t (just) what you do it’s the way that you do it

Helen Undy, Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health It ain’t (just) what you do it’s [...]

Three ways the DWP can make it easier for people to access Universal Credit

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Three ways the DWP can make [...]

Research Community members help improve support for people with money problems

Merlyn Holkar, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Research Community members help improve support [...]

People who need help with Universal Credit are being #SetUpToFail

Helen Undy, Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health People who need help with Universal Credit [...]

The Online Safety Bill: a missed opportunity to stop online scams

Brian Semple, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health The Queen’s Speech: a missed [...]

Set up to fail report and campaign launch

Set up to fail report and campaign launch Want to ask a question to our [...]

Reducing risky gambling using behavioural insights

Dr Simon McNair, Policy Advisor; Rosanna Barry, Principal Advisor; Chloe Jacob, Research Advisor, Behavioural Insights [...]

My mental health and income story

Catherine, Research Community Member My mental health and income story 28 April 2021 People with [...]

3 ways the Mental Health Act can be changed to better tackle money and mental health problems

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health 3 ways the Mental Health Act [...]

Gambling Act review: A chance to make gambling safer by design

Chris Lees, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Gambling Act review: A chance to make [...]

Accessibility is too often forgotten about in website design

Alice Rose, Head of Strategic Partnerships, Money and Mental Health Accessibility is too often forgotten [...]

Our money and our mind

Roy Rickhuss CBE, General Secretary, Community Our money and our mind 7 April 2021 The [...]

Questions remain about government plans for mental health and suicide prevention

Georgia Preece, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Questions remain about government plans for mental [...]

Webinar: Breaking the link between online financial harms and mental health problems

Webinar: Breaking the link between online financial harms and mental health problems Want to ask [...]

A safer net – reducing online harm for people with mental health problems

Merlyn Holkar, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health A safer net - reducing online [...]

Seven ways employers and government can help workers with mental health problems thrive during the pandemic

Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Seven ways employers and government can [...]

Employers should take up the fight for better mental health services

Jo Bibby, Director of Health, The Health Foundation Employers should take up the fight for [...]

Stopping the Charge across the UK – two countries down, two to go

Brian Semple, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Stopping the Charge across the [...]

Budget to “protect livelihoods” misses many people with mental health problems

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Budget to “protect livelihoods” [...]

What’s next for Mental Health Accessible in 2021?

Alice Rose, Head of Programmes, Money and Mental Health What’s next for Mental Health Accessible [...]

Introducing: Richard Taylor

Richard Taylor, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Introducing: Richard Taylor 24 February 2020 [...]

New FCA guidance means banks must improve treatment of vulnerable customers

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health New FCA guidance means [...]

New ONS data highlights mental health living standards inequalities

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health New ONS data highlights [...]

What I’ve learned from the last six months

Haylie Page, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health What I’ve learned from the last [...]

Three changes the government should make to the benefits system to support people through the pandemic

Haylie Page, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Three changes the government should make [...]

What the Financial Lives survey tells us about money and mental health during the pandemic

Brian Semple, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health What the Financial Lives survey [...]

Changes to online slot machines shows the opportunity to tackle gambling harm

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Changes to online slot [...]

How to close the mental health income gap

Helen Undy, Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health How to close the mental health income [...]

Three key takeaways from the Woolard Review into unsecured credit

Conor D'Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health. Three key takeaways from [...]

Webinar: How can we close the mental health income gap?

Webinar: How can we close the mental health income gap? Want to ask a question [...]

Introducing: Georgia Preece

Georgia Preece, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health. Introducing: Georgia Preece 1 February 2021 Two [...]

Putting flexibility at the forefront in the workplace

Haylie Page, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health. Putting flexibility at the forefront in [...]

Income data visualisation

What’s the relationship between ethnicity and the mental health income gap?

Update: in April 2023, we published new research looking at how ethnicity shapes people's experiences [...]

To “build back better”, we need to tackle the inequalities exposed by the pandemic

Helen Undy, Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health To “build back better”, we need to [...]

Digital exclusion – what’s the cost of no connection?

Haylie Page, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Digital exclusion: what’s the cost of [...]

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Event catch-up: Sharing our benefits and income research with Parliament

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Three reflections on the FCA’s coronavirus support measures

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Joint letter to Thérèse Coffey

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General election 2019: Making money advice available as part of NHS care

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Event catch up: Launching our new Data Protecting report

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How the energy sector can improve support for people with mental health problems

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World Mental Health Day: Lenders back our call to Stop the Debt Threats

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1 October: The day we really will ‘stop the charge’ (in England…)

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Breaking the link between financial difficulty and suicide

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Introducing our Annual Review: our highlights from the past year

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The FCA calls on firms to improve support for vulnerable customers

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Introducing: Mental Health Accessible standards for essential services

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A call for action to improve how the energy sector treats vulnerable customers

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A big step towards tackling the financial and psychological costs of overdrafts

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How financial services firms can support people in crisis, and their loved ones

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Our #DebtThreats debate: the government says changing debt letters is ‘top priority’

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Treasury Select Committee backs our Stop the #DebtThreats campaign

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Beyond a label: taking a broader view of mental health, debt and vulnerability

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The role of essential services in suicide prevention

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Making the benefits system accessible to people with severe mental illness

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Event catch-up: launching ‘The benefits assault course’ report in Parliament

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Unmissable: The link between debt, mental health problems and missing people

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The BMA agrees to #StopTheCharge

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Event catch-up: launching our new work programme on data, AI and mental health

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Launching our campaign to Stop the #DebtThreats in parliament

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What does FinCap week have to do with mental health?

Nikki Bond, Intern, Money and Mental Health What does FinCap week have to do with [...]

My experience of Mental Health First Aid

Bronwen Dalley Smith, Communications and Events Officer, Money and Mental Health My experience of Mental [...]

Government action on financial inclusion and mental health

Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Government action on financial [...]

Regulators and mental health: our joint breakfast roundtable

Merlyn Holkar, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Regulators and mental health: our joint breakfast [...]

The role of regulation for consumers with mental health problems

Merlyn Holkar, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health The role of regulation for consumers with [...]

Does the Stevenson / Farmer review of mental health and employers go far enough?

Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Does the Stevenson / Farmer [...]

55 entrepreneurs, six months, one Zinc mission: women’s mental health

Rose Acton, Founder, Zinc Mission 1 & former Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental [...]

Debt advice and mental health – our joint event with Citizens Advice

Bronwen Dalley Smith, Communications and Events Officer, Money and Mental Health Debt advice and mental [...]

Providing debt advice in mental health services

Tasneem Clarke, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Providing debt advice in mental health services [...]

Introducing: Rachel Braverman

Rachel Braverman, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Introducing: Rachel Braverman I’ve always wanted to [...]

Keeping up the good work beyond World Mental Health Day

Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Keeping up the good [...]

The Shopper Stopper and me

Guest blogger: Janet Tuite, member of Money and Mental Health's Research Community and participant in [...]

The case for online retail controls – what we’ve learnt from the Shopper Stopper pilot

Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health The case for online retail controls - [...]

Money and Mental Health does party conference season

Nikki Bond, Intern, Money and Mental Health Money and Mental Health does party conference season [...]

A finance industry that works for older people can help us all

Merlyn Holkar, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health A finance industry that works for older [...]

Universal design – designing fintech tools with everyone in mind

In the run up to the Money and Mental Health techsprint follow-up event with the Financial Conduct [...]

Travel insurance and mental health: a turbulent journey

Merlyn Holkar, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Travel insurance and mental health: a turbulent [...]

In the clear: using financial technology to see your money more clearly

In the run up to the Money and Mental Health techsprint follow-up event with the Financial Conduct [...]

Customer data: sharing is caring?

Guest blogger: Jamie Evans, Research Associate at the Personal Finance Research Centre, University of Bristol [...]

Helping those at risk: financial difficulty and suicide prevention

Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Helping those at risk: financial difficulty and [...]

Credit scores – a lasting reminder of poor mental health

Nikki Bond, Intern, Money and Mental Health Credit scores - a lasting reminder of poor [...]

Making prevention a priority in mental health

Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Making prevention a priority in [...]

Using design to change our spending behaviour

Sam Roots, Experience & Interaction Designer, Royal College of Art & Imperial College London Using [...]

Hearing what goes unheard

Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Hearing what goes unheard In the year [...]

Personal recovery, personal budget

Tasneem Clarke, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Personal recovery, personal budget: Why are personal [...]

Food banks, scarcity and mental health

Guest blogger: Charlotte Killeya, volunteer and trustee at Parson Cross Initiative Projects  Food banks, scarcity [...]

Holistic support for people experiencing mental health problems

Tasneem Clarke, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Holistic support for people experiencing mental health [...]

Capping the human cost of high-cost credit

Katie Evans, Head of Policy and Research, Money and Mental Health Capping the human cost [...]

Escaping the subscription trap

Guest blogger: Nikhil Shah, CEO, SmartBill Escaping the subscription trap In 2011, I was lucky [...]

Introducing: Nikki Bond

Nikki Bond, Intern, Money and Mental Health Introducing: Nikki Bond This is the start of my [...]

Fintech for good – launch event

Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Fintech for good - an [...]

Getting the ball rolling – away with the charge

Simon Crine, Interim Director, Money and Mental Health Getting the ball rolling - away with [...]

Fintech for mental health – the next big thing, or just buzzword bingo?

Katie Evans, Head of Policy and Research, Money and Mental Health Fintech for mental health [...]

Working well?

Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Working well? The publication [...]

Mind the gap – accessibility support for physical and mental health

Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Mind the gap - accessibility [...]

Online loans: using data to see difficulty

Guest authors: Chris Fitch, Vulnerability Lead, Money Advice Trust & Research Fellow, Personal Finance Research Centre, University of [...]

Funding health, not just the health service

Merlyn Holkar, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Funding health, not just the health serviceHeadlines from [...]

Plastic fantastic – introducing carers’ cards

Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Plastic fantastic - introducing carers' cardsSharing is caring? [...]

Government priorities: Brexit, Brexit and… money and mental health?

Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Government priorities: Brexit, Brexit and… [...]

Introducing: Simon Crine

Money and Mental Health's Director, Polly Mackenzie, is on maternity leave. Here we introduce our [...]

From pillar to post: why signposting is not enough

Tasneem Clarke, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health From pillar to post: why signposting is [...]

What a difference a year makes

Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health What a difference a year makes There are [...]

Artificial empathy – the next step in mental health tech?

Martin Vowles, CEO, Plexus Artificial empathy - the next step in mental health tech? For [...]

Leave your troubles at the door

Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Leave your troubles at the door “[I was] [...]

Buy now, pay later: the problems with credit offered by retailers

Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Buy now, pay later: [...]

Bipolar disorder and financial difficulties: some preliminary findings

Dr Tom Richardson, Principal Clinical Psychologist, Solent NHS Trust and Visiting Academic, University of Southampton Bipolar [...]

Mental health awareness week…again?

Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Mental health awareness week...again? Almost [...]

One phone call that saved a life

Kate Briscoe, Chief Executive Officer & Co Founder of LegalBeagles.info One phone call that saved [...]

Would capping energy prices help people with mental health problems to get a better deal?

Katie Evans, Head of Policy and Research, Money and Mental Health Would capping energy prices [...]

Is Facebook tipping-off advertisers about your mental health?

Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Is Facebook tipping-off advertisers about your mental health? [...]

Mental health and the benefits assault course

Tasneem Clarke, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Mental health and the benefits assault course [...]

Back to Basics: how people with mental health problems are getting into debt just to pay for life’s essentials

Alison Blackwood, Senior Policy and Campaigns Advocate, Stepchange Debt Charity Back to Basics: how people [...]

Mission totally-possible

Katie Evans, Head of Policy and Research, Money and Mental Health Mission totally-possible What the [...]

Fear and foul play: bailiffs and mental health

Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Fear and foul play *TRIGGER [...]

Money and mental health – a student perspective

Guest blog: Ben Hunt, King's College London Students' Union President Mental health and money - a [...]

Circling the drain – why stronger action on credit cards is needed

Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Circling the drain - [...]

Subscription retail: boxed in

Merlyn Holkar, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Subscription retail: boxed-in It seems that subscriptions [...]

Unaccounted for

Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Unaccounted for Can you imagine life without [...]

My secondment to Money and Mental Health

Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health My secondment to Money and [...]

Your experiences at the heart of our work

Bronwen Dalley Smith, Communications and Events Assistant, Money and Mental Health Your experiences at the [...]

A (Tech)Sprint start

Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health A mental health tech challenge [...]

Netflix and bill

Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Netflix and billToucanbox. Audible. Graze. Netflix. Weekend Box. [...]

A mental health tech challenge

Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health A mental health tech challenge People [...]

Behavioural economics for the 1 in 4

Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Behavioural economics for the 1 in [...]

Stick or switch?

Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Stick or switch?   Energy switching has hit [...]

It’s time to cap the cost of credit

 Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health It's time to cap [...]

Why we’re backing “breathing space”

Merlyn Holkar, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Why we're backing "breathing space"   Tomorrow [...]

Why I’m joining the Money and Mental Health advisory board

Dr Billy Boland, Consultant Psychiatrist & Associate Medical Director for Quality and Safety at Hertfordshire [...]

Making regulation work for real consumers

Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Making regulation work for real [...]

Making mental health a strategic priority

Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Making mental health a strategic priority The Single [...]

Breaking the debt taboo on time to talk day

Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Make #TimeToTalk today   There aren’t that [...]

Inclusive design and truly ‘personal’ banking

Merlyn Holkar, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health   The launch of ‘Seeing through the [...]

Seeing through the fog

Merlyn Holkar, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Seeing through the fog Mental health and [...]

#Stopthecharge – You did it.

Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health #StopTheCharge - You did it [...]

Mental health and gambling

Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Mental health and gambling Making self-inclusion work   [...]

The shopper stopper

Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health The shopper stopper Taking control [...]

Review of the year 2016

Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Review of the year 2016 Looking back over [...]

The other one in four – launch event

Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health The other one in four [...]

The other one in four

Tasneem Clarke, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health The other one in four People in financial [...]

Jen’s story

Jen’s story My money and mental health experience – ADHD and debt People like Jen […]

Strength in numbers

Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Strength in numbers Have you ever told [...]

A very black friday?

Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health A very black friday?   Why flash [...]

Making every adult matter

Guest authors: Sam Thomas, Policy Manager at Making Every Adult Matter and Ruth Wallbank, Systems [...]

Family matters

Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Family matters When it [...]

Financial capability week

Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Financial capability week Why [...]

The open data revolution

Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health The open data revolution How access to [...]

My experience of talking therapies and debt

Guest author: Joe Bloom, founder of mentovo.com My experience of talking therapies and debt   [...]

The missing link roundtable

Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health The missing link roundtable Bringing [...]

The missing link

Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health The missing link How tackling […]

The shops that never close

Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health The shops that never [...]

Payments and the precariat

Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Payments and the precariat Flexible work can be [...]

Why we want to #StopTheCharge

Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Why we want to #StopTheCharge Shouldn’t banks be [...]

#StopTheCharge Campaign: A GP’s perspective

Guest Blogger: Dr Catherine Norwood, GP, The Kings Family Practice #StopTheCharge campaign: A GP's perspective Why [...]

Money worries in the workplace

Guest Blogger: Sian Williams, Head of National Services, Guest Blogger: Carl Packman, Research and Good [...]

Gambling adverts past the witching hour

Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Gambling adverts past the witching hour Why a [...]

Young women in mental health crisis

Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Merlyn Holkar, Research Officer, [...]

Do you know someone else’s PIN number?

Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Do you know someone else’s PIN number? [...]

Breathing space

Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Breathing space “Breathing Space” for those in debt [...]

Ending financial exclusion

Katie Evans, Head of Policy and Research, Money and Mental Health Ending financial exclusion If [...]

Using my voice

Guest Blogger: Aly, A member of our Research Panel Using my voice My experience of [...]

Training creditors to help reduce the human impact of debt

Joanna Elson OBE, Chief executive of the charity that runs National Debtline and Business Debtline. [...]

Saving lives with money advice

Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Saving lives with money advice Why financial difficulty [...]

Why mental health is central to solving UK poverty

Guest Blogger: Dr Iris Elliott, Head of Policy and Research for the Mental Health Foundation [...]

The bank of Mum and Dad

Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health The bank of mum and [...]

Britain in the red

Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Britain in the red Why [...]

Poverty and mental health

Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Poverty and mental health Solving UK poverty: an [...]

Cancer costs

Guest Blogger: Clare Laxton, Head of Policy and Public Affairs, Cancer costs The financial and [...]

Financial distress and mental health

Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Financial distress and mental health [...]

Open banking and mental health

Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Open banking and mental [...]

What the FCA credit card market study means for mental health

Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health What the FCA credit card market study [...]

Help to save

Merlyn Holkar, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Help to save Government consultation on “Help [...]

July financial stability report

Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health July financial stability report A [...]

How does your mental health affect your spending?

Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health How does your mental health affect your [...]

Crisis spending

Guest Blogger: Dan Holloway Crisis spending “The next one, that will be the perfect shaped [...]

What the money in our pockets tells us about mental health in British society, past and present.

Chris Fitch , Research Fellow, Personal Finance Research Centre What the money in our pockets [...]

Join our research panel

Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Join our research panel A quarter of [...]

Money on your Mind

Merlyn Holkar, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Money on your mind Today we release [...]

Why I am doing this job

Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Why I am doing this job Polly Mackenzie [...]

Mental health awareness week

Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Mental health awareness week Turning [...]