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Resolution Foundation Briefing: low earners and long-term care
Date: 2 October 2008
Author: Claudia Wood
As we embark on our second round of Redesigning Social Care Expert Groups, this briefing summarises our work in the area of low earners and long-term care to date.
A to Z: mapping long-term care markets
Date: 29 April 2008
Author: Claudia Wood
This report describes and assesses the market of long-term care based on analysis conducted by Deloitte for the Resolution Foundation. It provides an overview of how long-term care functions and whether it is fit for purpose.
Lost: low earners and the elderly care market
Date: 19 February 2008
Author: Claudia Wood
Lost: low earners and the elderly care market is our first piece of research in a programme of work which addresses social care for older people and explores elderly care through the eyes of low earners. This report looks at how low earners fare in the elderly care system from a variety of perspectives and outlines plans for future work in the programme based on our preliminary conclusions.
Compare and Contrast: how the UK comparison website market is serving financial consumers
Date: 11 October 2007
Author: Claudia Wood
This report examines comparison websites offering comparative information regarding financial products. The objective was to provide a representative snapshot of the sector to inform our analysis of how well the sector is serving consumers, particularly those on low to median incomes and to identify areas that could be improved in light of the wider policy context.
BR0706International approaches to improving financial capability
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Resolution Foundation Briefing: international approaches to improving financial capability
Date: 2 June 2007
Author: Claudia Wood
This briefing provides an overview of initiatives promoting financial capability through the provision of financial information and advice in Australia, Canada and the USA. It is largely based on desktop research and has been supplemented by a limited number of interviews. It also includes links to projects, initiatives and further research which may be useful for those wishing to explore these issues further.
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