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Share your experience of financial difficulty and suicide
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Why aren’t banks doing more for customers with mental health problems?
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The social housing green paper – a vision for change
August 29, 2018
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A transatlantic perspective on money and mental health problems
August 23, 2018
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A nudge in the right direction – Ofcom’s recent announcement
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Mental health, Blue Badges – and why we need a bigger cake
August 1, 2018
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Introducing our new Director – Helen Undy
July 30, 2018
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Counting the cost of government debt collections
July 27, 2018
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Practical recovery – a counsellor’s perspective
July 24, 2018
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Introducing: Liam Hill
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A collective campaign win: The Financial Conduct Authority & vulnerability
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Martin Lewis: The fight to divorce mental health and debt
July 16, 2018
Martin Lewis, Founder and Chair, Money and Mental Health Martin Lewis: The fight to divorce [...]
Setting the Standards – Minimum standards and best practice
July 9, 2018
Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Setting the Standards - [...]
Accessibility and mental health
July 3, 2018
Merlyn Holkar, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Accessibility and mental health Banking, internet, water [...]
Film: John’s story
July 3, 2018
Film: Access essentials "I just get so anxious that I can't bring myself to open [...]
Giving more power to vulnerable customers – Ofgem’s annual review
June 28, 2018
Merlyn Holkar, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Giving more power to vulnerable customers - [...]
Universal Credit: When problems outweigh the benefits
June 15, 2018
Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Universal Credit: When problems [...]
Balancing autonomy and risk – extending personal health budgets to people using mental health services
June 11, 2018
Nikki Bond, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Balancing autonomy and risk - extending personal [...]
Why holistic care is vital – an insider’s view of psychiatry
June 4, 2018
Billy Boland, Consultant Psychiatrist; Deputy Medical Director, Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS, Foundation Trust; Vice Chair [...]
What the Money and Mental Health internship has meant to me
May 31, 2018
Kate Langston, Intern, Money and Mental Health What the Money and Mental Health internship has [...]
Our response to the FCA’s action on high-cost credit
May 31, 2018
Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Our response to the [...]
High-cost short-term credit: The significance of borrowing money online
May 25, 2018
Dr Rachel Gordon, Research Associate, Newcastle University, and Dr James Ash, Senior Lecturer, Newcastle University [...]
Balancing the risks of data sharing
May 22, 2018
Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Balancing the risks of [...]
The importance of holistic support
May 18, 2018
Colin Kinloch, Debt Advice Strategy & Innovation Manager at the Money Advice Service (MAS) The [...]
The hidden costs of stress and anxiety
May 17, 2018
Dan Holloway, Expert by experience and entrepreneur The hidden costs of stress and anxiety I [...]
Another campaign win – a bank that lets you block gambling
May 16, 2018
Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Another campaign win - a [...]
Mental Health Awareness Week 2018: Promoting financial wellbeing at work
May 14, 2018
Kate Langston, Intern, Money and Mental Health Mental Health Awareness Week 2018: Promoting financial wellbeing [...]
Informal borrowing and mental health problems: our new research
May 10, 2018
Rachel Braverman, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Informal borrowing and mental health problems: our [...]
The Commission for Customers in Vulnerable Circumstance – Energy UK’s new initiative
May 8, 2018
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A review of the 2014 Bailiff Reforms: the importance of experts
May 4, 2018
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A discussion on rent arrears and mental health
April 27, 2018
Nikki Bond, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health A discussion on rent arrears and mental [...]
Loan sharks – a personal story
April 25, 2018
Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Loan sharks - a personal [...]
Recovery Space – you did it!
April 24, 2018
Simon Crine, Director, Money and Mental Health Recovery Space - you did it! We just [...]
Breathing Space in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales – everyone should benefit
April 23, 2018
Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy Recovery Space in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales [...]
Taking our Recovery Space campaign to Downing Street
April 23, 2018
Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs Taking our Recovery Space campaign to Downing Street Today [...]
Where the heart is
April 16, 2018
Nikki Bond, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Where the heart isSocial housing, rent arrears [...]
A policy win – shaping today’s consumer green paper
April 11, 2018
Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health A policy win - [...]
Navigating the benefits system during a mental health crisis
April 6, 2018
Ayaz Manji, Policy and Campaigns Officer, Mind Navigating the benefits system during a mental health [...]
What we stand to lose if we stop sharing data
April 4, 2018
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Alex Lewis: The cost of my life
March 29, 2018
Alex Lewis, Founder, Alex Lewis Trust Alex Lewis: The cost of my life Cast your minds [...]
Recovery space – aside from the campaign, what more can essential services do?
March 22, 2018
Nikki Bond, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Recovery Space - aside from the campaign, [...]
Recovery Space – an update
March 16, 2018
Kate Langston, Intern, Money and Mental Health Recovery Space - an update *Updated 29 March [...]
Recovery Space – Mind’s perspective
March 9, 2018
Paul Spencer, Policy and Campaigns Manager, Mind Recovery Space - Mind’s perspective A key strand [...]
Recovery space – a personal perspective
March 8, 2018
Today is International Women's Day, so we'd like to say thank you to all the [...]
Recovery Space – help us shape the law
March 7, 2018
Kate Langston, Intern, Money and Mental Health Recovery Space - help us shape the law [...]
Ask your MP to add their support
March 5, 2018
Ask your MP to add their support One of the most effective ways to get [...]
Recovery space – a Local Authority’s perspective
March 1, 2018
Lee Osborne, Senior Mental Health Community Support Worker, and Mark Trewin, Mental Health Service Manager, [...]
Recovery space – a carer’s perspective
February 27, 2018
Rachel Braverman, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Caring through a mental health crisis: how [...]
Recovery space – a Psychiatrist’s perspective
February 21, 2018
Jed Boardman, Consultant Psychiatrist and Lead for Social Inclusion at the Royal College of Psychiatry Recovery [...]
Recovery space – a social worker’s perspective
February 21, 2018
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The case for extending Breathing Space to people in mental health crisis
February 19, 2018
Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health The case for extending [...]
Back the Recovery Space campaign
February 16, 2018
New research shows over 20,000 people in England were struggling with problem debt last year whilst [...]
The safeguard tariff – automatic discounts for vulnerable consumers
February 13, 2018
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After a mental health crisis – Mind’s review of mental health and housing
February 7, 2018
Alison Cobb, Senior Policy and Campaigns Officer, Mind After a mental health crisis - Mind’s [...]
The growing problem of local authority bailiff use
February 5, 2018
Jane Tully, Director of External Affairs, Money Advice Trust. The growing problem of local authority [...]
Men from London, let’s make #TimeToTalk
February 1, 2018
Bronwen Dalley Smith, Communications and Events Officer, Money and Mental Health Men from London, let’s [...]
Introducing: Kate Langston
January 26, 2018
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What I learnt from volunteering with Citizens Advice
January 24, 2018
Nikki Bond, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health What I learnt from volunteering with Citizens [...]
How CAP helps people with mental health problems
January 16, 2018
Kiri Saunders, External Communications Manager, Christians Against Poverty (CAP) How CAP helps people with mental health [...]
The growing demand for emergency charitable grants
January 11, 2018
Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Making a house a home [...]
Money and Mental Health 2017’s highlights
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Not all resolutions have to wait until the new year
December 15, 2017
Rachel Braverman, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Not all resolutions have to wait until [...]
Fair access to essential services for vulnerable consumers
December 12, 2017
Merlyn Holkar, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Fair access to essential services for vulnerable [...]
How Money and Mental Health’s research inspired Money Lockup
December 5, 2017
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The FCA’s proposed new definition of vulnerable consumers
November 30, 2017
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An insider’s view on our Money and Mental Health internship
November 27, 2017
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Carers Rights Day – why is matters
November 24, 2017
Rachel Braverman, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Carers Rights Day - why it matters [...]
What is the Regulators’ Pioneer Fund?
November 22, 2017
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Know the odds – gambling and mental health
November 20, 2017
Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Know the odds - gambling and mental [...]
Fintech, mental health and data sharing
November 17, 2017
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What does FinCap week have to do with mental health?
November 13, 2017
Nikki Bond, Intern, Money and Mental Health What does FinCap week have to do with [...]
My experience of Mental Health First Aid
November 10, 2017
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Government action on financial inclusion and mental health
November 9, 2017
Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Government action on financial [...]
Regulators and mental health: our joint breakfast roundtable
November 2, 2017
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
October 31, 2017
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?
October 27, 2017
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
October 24, 2017
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Debt advice and mental health – our joint event with Citizens Advice
October 18, 2017
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Providing debt advice in mental health services
October 16, 2017
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Introducing: Rachel Braverman
October 12, 2017
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Keeping up the good work beyond World Mental Health Day
October 10, 2017
Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Keeping up the good [...]
The Shopper Stopper and me
October 6, 2017
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
October 5, 2017
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Money and Mental Health does party conference season
October 4, 2017
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A finance industry that works for older people can help us all
September 28, 2017
Merlyn Holkar, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health A finance industry that works for older [...]
Universal design – designing fintech tools with everyone in mind
September 22, 2017
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
September 20, 2017
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
September 15, 2017
In the run up to the Money and Mental Health techsprint follow-up event with the Financial Conduct [...]
Customer data: sharing is caring?
September 12, 2017
Guest blogger: Jamie Evans, Research Associate at the Personal Finance Research Centre, University of Bristol [...]
Helping those at risk: financial difficulty and suicide prevention
September 8, 2017
Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health *TRIGGER WARNING* This blog contains information about [...]
Credit scores – a lasting reminder of poor mental health
September 1, 2017
Nikki Bond, Intern, Money and Mental Health Credit scores - a lasting reminder of poor [...]
Making prevention a priority in mental health
August 30, 2017
Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Making prevention a priority in [...]
Using design to change our spending behaviour
August 23, 2017
Sam Roots, Experience & Interaction Designer, Royal College of Art & Imperial College London Using [...]
Hearing what goes unheard
August 17, 2017
Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Hearing what goes unheard In the year [...]
Personal recovery, personal budget
August 11, 2017
Tasneem Clarke, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Personal recovery, personal budget: Why are personal [...]
Food banks, scarcity and mental health
August 8, 2017
Guest blogger: Charlotte Killeya, volunteer and trustee at Parson Cross Initiative Projects Food banks, scarcity [...]
Holistic support for people experiencing mental health problems
August 2, 2017
Tasneem Clarke, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Holistic support for people experiencing mental health [...]
Capping the human cost of high-cost credit
July 31, 2017
Katie Evans, Head of Policy and Research, Money and Mental Health Capping the human cost [...]
Escaping the subscription trap
July 28, 2017
Guest blogger: Nikhil Shah, CEO, SmartBill Escaping the subscription trap In 2011, I was lucky [...]
Introducing: Nikki Bond
July 25, 2017
Nikki Bond, Intern, Money and Mental Health Introducing: Nikki Bond This is the start of my [...]
Fintech for good – launch event
July 21, 2017
Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Fintech for good - an [...]
Getting the ball rolling – away with the charge
July 20, 2017
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?
July 18, 2017
Katie Evans, Head of Policy and Research, Money and Mental Health Fintech for mental health [...]
Working well?
July 12, 2017
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
July 7, 2017
Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Mind the gap - accessibility [...]
Online loans: using data to see difficulty
July 5, 2017
Guest authors: Chris Fitch, Vulnerability Lead, Money Advice Trust & Research Fellow, Personal Finance Research Centre, University of [...]
Funding health, not just the health service – the British Social Attitudes survey
June 28, 2017
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Plastic fantastic – introducing carers’ cards
June 23, 2017
Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Plastic fantastic - introducing carers' cardsSharing is caring? [...]
Government priorities: Brexit, Brexit and… money and mental health?
June 21, 2017
Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Government priorities: Brexit, Brexit and… [...]
Introducing: Simon Crine
June 19, 2017
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
June 16, 2017
Tasneem Clarke, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health From pillar to post: why signposting is [...]
What a difference a year makes
June 15, 2017
Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health What a difference a year makes There are [...]
Artificial empathy – the next step in mental health tech?
June 6, 2017
Martin Vowles, CEO, Plexus Artificial empathy - the next step in mental health tech? For [...]
Leave your troubles at the door
June 2, 2017
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Buy now, pay later: the problems with credit offered by retailers
May 26, 2017
Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Buy now, pay later: [...]
Bipolar disorder and financial difficulties: Some preliminary findings
May 19, 2017
Dr Tom Richardson, Principal Clinical Psychologist, Solent NHS Trust and Visiting Academic, University of Southampton Bipolar [...]
Mental health awareness week…again?
May 12, 2017
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One phone call that saved a life
May 5, 2017
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Would capping energy prices help people with mental health problems to get a better deal?
May 5, 2017
Katie Evans, Head of Policy and Research, Money and Mental Health Would capping energy prices [...]
Is Facebook tipping-off advertisers about your mental health?
May 3, 2017
Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Is Facebook tipping-off advertisers about your mental health? [...]
Mental health and the benefits assault course
April 24, 2017
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
April 21, 2017
Alison Blackwood, Senior Policy and Campaigns Advocate, Stepchange Debt Charity Back to Basics: how people [...]
Mission totally-possible
April 18, 2017
Katie Evans, Head of Policy and Research, Money and Mental Health Mission totally-possible What the [...]
Fear and foul play
April 11, 2017
Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Fear and foul play *TRIGGER [...]
Money and mental health – a student perspective
April 10, 2017
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
April 5, 2017
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Subscription retail: boxed in
April 5, 2017
Merlyn Holkar, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Subscription retail: boxed-in It seems that subscriptions [...]
Unaccounted for
March 31, 2017
Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Unaccounted for Can you imagine life without [...]
My secondment to Money and Mental Health
March 30, 2017
Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health My secondment to Money and [...]
Your experiences at the heart of our work
March 29, 2017
Bronwen Dalley Smith, Communications and Events Assistant, Money and Mental Health Your experiences at the [...]
A (Tech)Sprint start
March 16, 2017
Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health A mental health tech challenge [...]
Netflix and bill
March 8, 2017
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A mental health tech challenge
March 7, 2017
Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health A mental health tech challenge People [...]
Behavioural economics for the 1 in 4
March 3, 2017
Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Behavioural economics for the 1 in [...]
Stick or switch?
February 27, 2017
Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Stick or switch? Energy switching has hit [...]
It’s time to cap the cost of credit
February 24, 2017
Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health It's time to cap [...]
Why we’re backing “breathing space”
February 23, 2017
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
February 21, 2017
Dr Billy Boland, Consultant Psychiatrist & Associate Medical Director for Quality and Safety at Hertfordshire [...]
Making regulation work for real consumers
February 17, 2017
Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Making regulation work for real [...]
Making mental health a strategic priority
February 16, 2017
Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Making mental health a strategic priority The Single [...]
Breaking the debt taboo on time to talk day
February 2, 2017
Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Make #TimeToTalk today There aren’t that [...]
Inclusive design and truly ‘personal’ banking
January 26, 2017
Merlyn Holkar, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health The launch of ‘Seeing through the [...]
Seeing through the fog
January 23, 2017
Merlyn Holkar, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Seeing through the fog Mental health and [...]
#Stopthecharge – You did it.
January 9, 2017
Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health #StopTheCharge - You did it [...]
Mental health and gambling
January 5, 2017
Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Mental health and gambling Making self-inclusion work [...]
The shopper stopper
January 3, 2017
Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health The shopper stopper Taking control [...]
Review of the year 2016
December 21, 2016
Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Review of the year 2016 Looking back over [...]
The other one in four – launch event
December 7, 2016
Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health The other one in four [...]
The other one in four
December 5, 2016
Tasneem Clarke, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health The other one in four People in financial [...]
Jen’s story
December 5, 2016
Jen’s story My money and mental health experience – ADHD and debt […]
Strength in numbers
November 29, 2016
Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Strength in numbers Have you ever told [...]
A very black friday?
November 25, 2016
Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health A very black friday? Why flash [...]
Making every adult matter
November 21, 2016
Guest authors: Sam Thomas, Policy Manager at Making Every Adult Matter and Ruth Wallbank, Systems [...]
Family matters
November 18, 2016
Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Family matters When it [...]
Financial capability week
November 14, 2016
Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Financial capability week Why [...]
The open data revolution
November 11, 2016
Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health The open data revolution How access to [...]
My experience of talking therapies and debt
November 3, 2016
Guest author: Joe Bloom, founder of mentovo.com My experience of talking therapies and debt [...]
The missing link roundtable
November 2, 2016
Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health The missing link roundtable Bringing [...]
The missing link
November 1, 2016
Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health The missing link How tackling […]
The shops that never close
October 28, 2016
Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health The shops that never [...]
Payments and the precariat
October 24, 2016
Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Payments and the precariat Flexible work can be [...]
Why we want to #StopTheCharge
October 14, 2016
Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Why we want to #StopTheCharge Shouldn’t banks be [...]
#StopTheCharge Campaign: A GP’s perspective
October 12, 2016
Guest Blogger: Dr Catherine Norwood, GP, The Kings Family Practice #StopTheCharge campaign: A GP's perspective Why [...]
Money worries in the workplace
October 7, 2016
Guest Blogger: Sian Williams, Head of National Services, Guest Blogger: Carl Packman, Research and Good [...]
Gambling adverts past the witching hour
October 7, 2016
Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Gambling adverts past the witching hour Why a [...]
Young women in mental health crisis
September 29, 2016
Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Merlyn Holkar, Research Officer, [...]
Do you know someone else’s PIN number?
September 27, 2016
Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Do you know someone else’s PIN number? [...]
Breathing space
September 23, 2016
Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Breathing space “Breathing Space” for those in debt [...]
Ending financial exclusion
September 22, 2016
Katie Evans, Head of Policy and Research, Money and Mental Health Ending financial exclusion If [...]
Using my voice
September 16, 2016
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
September 13, 2016
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Saving lives with money advice
September 9, 2016
Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Saving lives with money advice Why financial difficulty [...]
Why mental health is central to solving UK poverty
September 9, 2016
Guest Blogger: Dr Iris Elliott, Head of Policy and Research for the Mental Health Foundation [...]
The bank of Mum and Dad
September 7, 2016
Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health The bank of mum and [...]
Britain in the red
September 6, 2016
Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Britain in the red Why [...]
Poverty and mental health
September 6, 2016
Polly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Poverty and mental health Solving UK poverty: an [...]
Cancer costs
September 1, 2016
Guest Blogger: Clare Laxton, Head of Policy and Public Affairs, Cancer costs The financial and [...]
Financial distress and mental health
August 25, 2016
Rose Acton, Policy and Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Financial distress and mental health [...]
Open banking and mental health
August 11, 2016
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
August 10, 2016
Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health What the FCA credit card market study [...]
Help to save
July 28, 2016
Merlyn Holkar, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health Help to save Government consultation on “Help [...]
July financial stability report
July 18, 2016
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How does your mental health affect your spending?
July 13, 2016
Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health How does your mental health affect your [...]
Crisis spending
June 28, 2016
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.
June 17, 2016
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Join our research panel
June 13, 2016
Nic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Join our research panel A quarter of [...]
Money on your Mind
June 12, 2016
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Why I am doing this job
June 10, 2016
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Mental health awareness week
May 16, 2016
Helen Undy, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health Mental health awareness week Turning [...]
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September 29, 2015
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