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Quantitative research to inform the Financial Advice Market Review (FAMR) baseline [pdf]
This piece of consumer research supports our FAMR baseline report. -
At Retirement Consumer Research: Technical Annex [pdf]
Retirement Consumer Research, exploring changes, retirement landscape Technical Report -
TechSprints
Find out more about what TechSprints are and details of our upcoming TechSprint events. -
At-Retirement Consumer Research: Exploring changes in the retirement landscape [pdf]
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Vulnerability exposed: The consumer experience of vulnerability in financial services [pdf]
This study was commissioned to explore and build an evidence base establishing the experiences of consumers in a range of vulnerable circumstances with different financial services providers. It sought to highlight both problematic experiences and -
Research Note: Do consumers understand the risks associated with different ways of saving? [pdf]
For consumers to be able to make good saving decisions, it is important that they understand the risks and potential returns associated with different ways of saving. -
Experience of insurance claimants consumer research report [pdf]
Harris Interactive was commissioned to undertake a programme of consumer research to inform the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) thematic review of insurers’ management of claims. This research aimed to understand the expectations of -
Financial Lives resources library
Available materials from the Financial Lives surveys including publications, questionnaires and data. -
Covid-19 Panel Survey - October 2020 [pdf]
The questions from the Covid-19 Panel survey. The purpose of this study is to understand how people’s financial circumstances are being affected by the ongoing coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic and to help the FCA protect consumers’ interests. -
Shining a light on illegal money lending: consumer experiences of unauthorised lending in the UK [pdf]
Last year we conducted research with our consumer network partners into the experiences of consumers who had borrowed money from unauthorised lenders, otherwise known as loan sharks, in the UK. This research report summarises what we were told and