Christians Against Poverty publishes polling insights on the rising cost of living
UK debt help and anti-poverty charity Christians Against Poverty’s (CAP) has released its latest YouGov polling of over 2,000 UK adults revealing that the cost of living crisis is leading to a rise in people unable to cope with unexpected costs. It found that, as a result of the cost of living crisis: 28% of […]
Read MoreMaPS publishes findings from call for evidence on debt advice clients with deficit budgets
Money & Pensions Service (MaPS) published a call for evidence on deficit budgets in August 2022, with the aim of: Developing a greater knowledge of deficit budget clients, including the different client cohorts that exist and their respective needs. Learning how debt advice might support deficit budget clients to achieve better, longer-lasting outcomes, and what […]
Read MoreNew Policy in Practice analysis: £19 billion of support goes unclaimed each year
New analysis by Policy in Practice has found that the total amount of unclaimed income-related benefits and social tariffs is now £18.7 billion a year. They estimate that £7.5 billion of Universal Credit is unclaimed by 1.2 million eligible households and £2.9 billion of Council Tax Support is unclaimed by over 2.7 million eligible households each […]
Read MoreMoney and Pensions Service and Personalised Care Institute launch toolkit for health and care professionals to support rise in money-related health issues
A poll conducted by Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) and Personalised Care Institute (PCI) with 500 patient-facing health and care professionals has found that that, over the last six months, 50% have seen more patients with health issues they fear are caused or exacerbated by money worries. However, the vast majority of health and care […]
Read MoreMoney and Mental Health’s research highlights the urgent need for more joined-up mental health and debt support
Money and Mental Health Policy Institute’s new research shows that the Government could save £100m+ each year and double recovery rates for people with depression and debt, by joining up mental health and money support. It found that people who have had mental health problems in the past two years are three times more likely to […]
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