Untapped potential: Reducing economic inactivity among people with mental health problemsConor D'Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Untapped potential: [...]March 13, 2023Written Off?Chris Lees, Senior Research Officer Written Off? Making insurance work better for people with mental [...]February 8, 2023Through the lens: Age, money and mental healthExploring how our age can interact with our money and mental health. December 15, 2022Bombarded: reducing the psychological harm caused by the cost of living crisisExploring what action government, regulators and firms must take to reduce the mental health impact of the cost of living crisis. December 6, 2022Through the lens: Gender, money and mental healthBecca Stacey, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Through the lens: Gender, [...]September 21, 2022A fit-for-purpose managed migration process: safeguarding claimants with mental health problems in the move to Universal CreditNikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute A fit-for-purpose managed migration [...]September 12, 2022No One Left BehindExploring the economic gap between people with and without a mental health problem and how this disparity varies across the UK. July 12, 2022A tale of two crises: the cost of living and mental healthRevealing the devastating impact of the cost of living crisis on people with mental health problems. June 8, 2022Annual Impact Report 2021Our Annual Impact Report highlights the achievements we’ve had in the past year and outlines the work ahead. April 26, 2022Not a Secondary IssueExamining the extent to which people in secondary mental health care face financial difficulty. March 31, 2022Time to ActExploring the legal duties that essential services firms have to people with mental health problems under the Equality Act. February 2, 2022Raising the stakes: Overcoming barriers to tackling gambling-related harmSetting out how financial services firms can overcome barriers to tackling gambling-related harm. January 18, 2022Recommissioning debt advice services: meeting the needs of people with mental health problemsMaking the case for the Money and Pensions Service to protect face-to-face debt advice. December 17, 2021The state we’re in: Money and mental health in a time of crisisA state-of-the-nation snapshot of the financial and mental wellbeing of people across the UK during the pandemic. November 24, 2021Lifting the tax burden: Supporting people with mental health problems with council taxHighlighting the support people with mental health problems need to pay council tax. November 11, 2021Safety first: Why the Online Safety Bill should tackle scam advertsSetting out why the Online Safety Bill must tackle online scam ads. July 29, 2021Annual Impact Report 2020/2021Celebrating our impact in 2020/2021. July 13, 2021Set Up To FailHow the DWP can make it easier for people to get help with Universal Credit. May 26, 2021Safety NetBreaking the link between online financial harms and mental health problems. March 17, 2021Closing the gapHow government and employers can close the mental health income gap February 3, 2021Caught in the webExploring the link between experience of mental health problems and online scams. December 9, 2020Convenience at a costHow online retailers are putting people with mental health problems at risk of financial harm November 10, 2020Mind the Income gapExploring the long term factors which have lead to the mental health income gap. September 22, 2020Annual Review 2019/20Our Annual Review sets out our research and policy achievements of 2019/20 July 27, 2020Help Along the WayExploring the challenges that people with mental health problems face when accessing free debt advice. July 21, 2020A Safer BetExploring the link between online gambling and mental health July 15, 2020Income in CrisisExploring the link between income and mental health during Covid-19 June 16, 2020Money and mental health at a time of crisisHow the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted the finances of people with mental health problems April 2, 2020Information is powerPreventing financial difficulties associated with mental health problems December 3, 2019Failing to connect: mental health problems and telecomsExploring the challenges people with mental health problems face in the telecomms market November 27, 2019The money and mental health manifesto 2019Five ways to boost mental and financial wellbeing across the UK November 6, 2019Data protectingUsing financial data to support customers October 22, 2019Annual Review 2018/19Our Annual Review sets out our research and policy achievements of 2018/19 July 25, 2019A little help from my friendsTools to support financial decision-making for people with mental health problems July 16, 2019Debt and mental healthAnalysing the latest data on the links between debt and mental health problems. March 25, 2019The benefits assault courseImproving access to the benefits system for people with mental health problems March 4, 2019Breathing SpaceKatie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, and Merlyn Holkar, Research Officer, Money and Mental [...]January 31, 2019Access to cashExploring people with mental health problem’s attitudes to cash. December 19, 2018A silent killerBreaking the link between financial difficulty and suicide Merlyn Holkar and Nikki Bond December 3, 2018Returns policiesHow retailers can make the returns process more accessible November 22, 2018Vulnerability: the experience of debt advisersSupporting debt advice clients in vulnerable situations November 14, 2018Too ill to work, too broke not toThe cost of sickness absence for people with mental health problems November 1, 2018Travel insuranceExploring people with mental health problems access to travel insurance. August 21, 2018Access essentialsGiving people with mental health problems equal access to vital services. July 3, 2018Annual Review 2017/18Highlighting our achievements in 2017/2018. June 19, 2018Fear and foul play – Bailiff reformMaking the case for bailiff reform. May 29, 2018Informal borrowing and mental health problemsExploring people with mental health problems’ experience of informal borrowing. May 10, 2018Where the heart isExploring people with mental health problems’ experience of social housing and rent arrears. April 16, 2018Recovery spaceHow to protect people in mental health crisis from financial harm February 19, 2018Levelling the playing fieldHow regulators can support consumers with mental health problems. December 13, 2017GamblingExploring the links between mental health problems and gambling. November 20, 2017Whose job is it anyway?Tasneem Clarke, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Whose job is it anyway? Financial difficulties [...]October 16, 2017The Shopper StopperNic Murray, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health The Shopper Stopper - an evaluation5 October [...]October 5, 2017Fintech for goodHow financial technology can support people with mental health problems. July 18, 20172016/17 Annual review2016/17 Annual review 14 June 2017 This annual report sets out the research and policy [...]June 14, 2017Overstretched, overdrawn, underservedKatie Evans, Head of Research & Policy, Merlyn Holkar, Research Assistant, Nic Murray, Research Officer [...]May 31, 2017Point of sale creditKatie Evans, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Buy now, pay later: […] May 22, 2017The money and mental health manifestoThe money and mental health manifesto27 April 2017 This election is an opportunity to build [...]April 26, 2017Subscription retail: an expensive trapPolly Mackenzie, Director & Katie Evans, Head of Policy and Research, Money and Mental Health […] April 5, 2017Running out of energyPolly Mackenzie, Director, Money and Mental Health Running out of energy 27 February 2017 Research […] February 27, 2017Seeing through the fogMerlyn Holkar, Author Seeing through the fog: how mental health problems affect financial capability 24 [...]February 8, 2017Responsible retailKatie Evans, Head of research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Responsible retail 4 January […] February 8, 2017The other one in fourTasneem Clarke, Author, Rose Acton, Author, Merlyn Holkar, Author The other one in four 2 [...]December 2, 2016Strength in numbersNic Murray, Author Strength in Numbers 29 November 2016 Managing money in a period [...]November 29, 2016Busting the banks openKatie Evans, Author Busting the banks open 8 November 2016 The Open Banking Standard […] November 10, 2016Night-time shoppingPolly Mackenzie, Author, Katie Evans, Author Night-time shopping 27 October 2016 This report shines […] November 9, 2016The missing linkRose Acton, Author The Missing Link 2 November 2016 IAPT recovery rates are improving, [...]November 2, 2016In controlNic Murray, Author, Merlyn Holkar, Author, Polly Mackenzie, Author In Control 3 July 2016 93% of [...]July 13, 2016Money on your mindMerlyn Holkar, Author, Polly Mackenzie, Author Money on your mind 13 June 2016 Understanding [...]June 13, 2016 To keep up to date join our mailing list here