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Rules of Thumb and Nudges: Improving the financial well-being of UK consumers [pdf]
Prepared by the Financial Advice Working Group for HM Treasury and the Financial Conduct Authority -
Financial Advice Working Group: Foreward to the final reports [pdf]
Prepared by the Nick Prettejohn, Chair of the Financial Advice Working Group for HM Treasury and the Financial Conduct Authority -
Financial Well-being in the Workplace: A Way Forward [pdf]
Prepared by the Financial Advice Working Group for HM Treasury and the Financial Conduct Authority -
Consumer explanations of “advice” and “guidance” [pdf]
Prepared by the Financial Advice Working Group for HM Treasury and the Financial Conduct Authority -
PwC report: New redress methodology for pensions transfer advice cases [pdf]
We commissioned PwC to produce a review of the existing methodology used to calculate the levels of redress due in pensions transfer advice cases, and provide recommendations for a new methodology. This provides the findings of this review. -
Remedying Poor Value Legacy Workplace Pension Schemes: Findings from the Joint Review of Industry Progress against the Independent Project Board Recommendations [pdf]
This report summarises the findings from the Department for Work and Pensions and the Financial Conduct Authority’s joint review of industry progress in remedying poor value workplace pension schemes. It also outlines next steps and the key -
Report on the equality issues arising in relation to the FCA’s PPI proposals [pdf]
Goss Consultancy Ltd (GCL) have produced this report for the FCA looking at the equality issues arising from the FCA's PPI proposals. -
Cash Savings Switching Box Research [pdf]
Consumer testing to inform the FCA’s proposed switching box by Optimisa Reseach. -
Increasing consumer engagement in the annuities market: can prompts raise shopping around? [pdf]
Many people buy their annuity from their existing pension provider, even though they might get a better deal by switching provider. To test whether, and if so how, ‘prompts’ might encourage consumers to shop around for their annuity, we -
Mind the gap: Consumer research exploring experiences of financial exclusion across the UK [pdf]