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UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing Following listening events in Scotland and across the UK, The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) launched the UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing at the start of 2020. The Strategy is designed to bring partners together to transform the country’s financial wellbeing in a decade. Since then, MaPS has been coordinating proposals for a Delivery Plan for...

Following listening events in Northern Ireland and across the UK, The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) launched the UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing at the start of 2020. The Strategy is designed to bring partners together to transform the country’s financial wellbeing in a decade. UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing Since then, MaPS has been coordinating proposals for a Delivery...

UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing Following listening events in Wales and across the UK, The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) launched the UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing in January 2020. The strategy is designed to bring partners together to transform the country’s financial wellbeing in a decade. Since then, MaPS has been coordinating proposals for a Delivery Plan for...

UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing In 2020 the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) launched the 10-year framework for achieving our vision of ‘everyone one making the most of their money and pensions’: the UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing. Since then MaPS has worked with hundreds of partners in England and the whole of the UK, from across government, industry and the third...

What impact has Covid-19 had on financial wellbeing? Our head of insight Nick Watkins explores on how the pandemic has affected the UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing goals for financial education, saving, credit use, debt advice and pensions. When we launched the UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing in January 2020, we had no idea that the first Covid-19 cases would be detected in the...

The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) launched the UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing in January 2020. The months following the launch brought the coronavirus pandemic, which continues to have a historic impact on the UK economy and people’s personal finances. To help analyse the pandemic’s impact on UK financial wellbeing, MaPS reviewed existing evidence in five separate rapid evidence...

The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has responded to the announcement of the Nesta Rapid Recovery Challenge semi-finalists. Sarah Porretta, the Money and Pensions Service Strategy and Insights Director said: “We’re looking forward to seeing how these initiatives, including the winners from the financial recovery strand we are supporting, will help meet the financial wellbeing needs...

The Money and Pensions Service welcomes the opportunity to provide evidence and views to this Call for Input into change and innovation in the unsecured credit market. As an organisation supporting people to make the most of their money and pensions, we have focused our responses on the questions focused on the areas of consumer benefit and potential for consumer detriment from the unsecured...

Policy managers Zoe Renton and David Marjoribanks share six pilots funded by the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) to test scalable ways to build financial wellbeing. Children and Young People Pathfinders: testing the delivery of financial education at scale Our £1.8m Children and Young People (CYP) Pathfinder programme tests the delivery of financial education at...

MaPS responds to the FCA’s research into understanding consumer financial wellbeing through banking data. James Fearnley, Corporate Policy and Propositions Manager at the Money and Pensions Service said: “We welcome the publication of this valuable report, which matches consumers’ perceptions of their own wellbeing with banks’ transactional data, such as...

Delivery Plan for Scotland

Delivery Plan for Northern Ireland

Delivery Plan for Wales

Delivery Plan for England

The 3 D’s of Covid

The impact of Covid-19 on financial wellbeing

Media comment: Nesta Rapid Recovery Challenge

Consultation response | Review into change and innovation in the unsecured credit market – the Woolard Review

Building financial wellbeing at scale: six pilots for children and working-age adults

Media comment: FCA’s research into financial wellbeing

Managing money in uncertain times