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Martin Lewis · United Kingdom

Martin Lewis’s Charity Warns Starmer’s PIP Disability Cuts Will Be ‘Catastrophic’

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Martin Lewis’ charity Money and Mental Health Policy Institute has revealed research on the impact of changes to PIP as it calls on the government to drop the plans See the Story

Introducing Money and Mental Health's 2025-2030 strategy - Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

Martin Lewis, Founder and Chair; and Helen Undy, Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health Introducing Money and Mental Health's 2025-2030 strategy 7 May 2025 Read a short summary of this blog This is the foreword to Money and Mental Health’s new Strategy, covering 2025 until 2030 – written together by Martin Lewis (our Founder and Chair) and Helen Undy (our Chief Executive). The new strategy sets out our mission, and how we want …Martin Lewis · London Read Article

Why inclusive design needs lived experience at its core - Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

Alexis Stevens, Strategic Partnerships Manager, Money and Mental Health Designing for real lives: Why inclusive design needs lived experience at its core 16 April 2025 Read a short summary of this blog In this blog, Alexis Stevens explains why lived experience insight is vital to understanding and improving essential services. Drawing on her own experience, she explores the need for a holistic approach, informed by lived experien…London, England · London Read Article

Introducing: Rayhan Haque - Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

Rayhan Haque, Interim External Affairs Manager, Money and Mental Health Introducing: Rayhan Haque 8 April 2025 Read a short summary of this blog Rayhan Haque has joined the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute as its Interim External Affairs Manager. In this role, Rayhan will be helping to lead Money and Mental Health’s policy influencing and campaigns work until Spring 2026. In this introductory blog, Rayhan explains what ha…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Introducing: Kate Wells - Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

Kate Wells, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Introducing: Kate Wells 1 April 2025 Read a short summary of this blog Kate Wells has recently joined the Money and Mental Health staff team as a Research Officer. Having previously worked as a debt caseworker and adviser, Kate has supported many people experiencing both financial difficulty and mental health problems. In this blog, Kate shares some of her hopes for what she c…London, England · London Read Article

More than 3 million families to be hit by welfare cuts by 2030, government analysis shows

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More than 3 million families will lose out financially as a result of cuts to welfare benefits by 2030, amounting to an average loss of £1,720 a year, government analysis showsUK Economy · United Kingdom See the Story

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