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Financial Lives survey
Based on nearly 13,000 face-to-face and online interviews, Financial Lives is our largest tracking survey of adults and their finances. It reveals a wealth of information about different types of consumer and their experiences of financial products and services. -
Consumer Duty: Not once and done
Speech by Nisha Arora, delivered at Deloitte: Consumer Duty - Next Steps -
What we publish
We publish a wide range of publications: consultations, policy papers, decision-making documents, research and other useful information. Find out more about the types of documents available. -
Archived data
Find FCA data published before 2018. -
Business Plan 2022/23
The FCA Business Plan details the work we'll do over the next 12 months to help deliver the commitments in our Strategy. -
Pride matters in financial services and beyond
As colleagues celebrate Leeds Pride, we examine how the values of Pride can be lived year-round. -
Digital Sandbox
The Digital Sandbox supports innovators and data providers at various stages of product development. -
Access to cash FCA and PSR joint statement
The FCA and Payment Systems Regulator are committed to ensuring that cash, and the infrastructure that supports it, remains available for those who need it. -
Help is available for those who need it, says FCA
The FCA reminds borrowers they can get help from their lenders if they are struggling to keep up with payments, as it found the number of people struggling to meet bills and credit repayments has risen by 3.1m since May 2022 (10.9m, compared to 7.8m -
Consumer credit — high-cost short-term credit lending data
This page highlights insightful findings about the high-cost short-term credit market, drawing on both the new regulatory return data submitted to the FCA by consumer credit firms and the FCA's Financial Lives Survey 2017. -
Other interventions
What the FCA is doing to assess creditworthiness, address harm in motor finance, study the credit information market, review the Consumer Credit Act and consider alternatives to high-cost credit.