Financial health

This briefing outlines the Foundation’s recent research into the financial health of low earners and sets out our current work program. The Resolution Foundation has undertaken research into how low earners access financial services, focusing in particular on how to meet their financial advice needs. We produced a proposal for a national generic financial advice … Continued

Social care

Facilitating Increases in Long-Term Care Funding

This report examines long-term care funding from the perspective of low earners. It considers the appropriateness of a variety of options for accumulating low earners and decumulating low earners, stressing the need for immediate corrective action alongside a long-term national funding settlement.

Social care

Innovation and Efficiency in Long-Term Care

This report identifies the factors which hinder care providers from carrying out strategic innovation to deliver personalised and cost effective care services. We also outline a number of options to overcome obstacles to innovation and to positively create a market environment which fosters innovative practice.

Social care

Navigating Care

Older people and families often find the care system very hard to navigate due to its complexity and their low awareness of, and difficulty in, accessing information and advice. This paper identifies what older people and their families need to navigate the care system, and how they would prefer to receive this help.

Social care

Shaping Care Markets

This paper describes the important concept of ‘market shaping’ within the context of care for older people. It draws from current local authority good practice to identify a variety of tools that can be used to shape local markets, and could potentially be used by any market shapers of the future.

Social care

The care crunch

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The Foundation’s briefing on Redesigning the Architecture of Social Care outlines the components of our current research program and details the key themes which emerged from our Expert Groups.

Social care

Lost: low earners and the elderly care market

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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 … Continued

Submission: Foundation response to Thoresen Review Interim Report

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The Resolution Foundation welcomes the Thoresen Review of Generic Financial Advice’s (GFA) Interim Report. In particular it welcomes the Review’s intentions to carry out out a local level analysis of existing advice provision. This is important to fully harness the potential of existing local trust relationships, brands and market coverage of hard to reach groups. 

Financial exclusion

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This briefing, published in partnership with Transact, defines ‘financial exclusion,’ explains the costs of financial exclusion and sets out the key developments and policy themes in this area in the last decade.

Compare and Contrast: how the UK comparison website market is serving financial consumers

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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 media incomes and to identify areas that could be improved in light of the wider policy … Continued

Submission: Personal Accounts White Paper response

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This briefing presents the Foundation’s response to the Government’s Personal Accounts White Paper. It explains that we welcome the chance to respond to the Government’s proposals for a new system of Personal Accounts. Personal accounts are a crucial tool in ensuring people on lower incomes save enough for retirement and we support the overall direction … Continued

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