
Welcome to the Vulnerability Matters podcast from the Money Advice Trust. A series that examines from a range of perspectives how firms are supporting consumers in vulnerable situations.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

In our new feature ‘Vulnerability Voices’, we’ll be hearing directly from customers about their lives, circumstances, and interactions with essential services. Today, Anne and Robert explain to Michael Hilton from Three Hands Insight how serious illn... more
Why are outcomes so ‘hard’ to get right? David Atkins (formerly Lloyds Banking Group co-lead on vulnerability and inclusion) explains to Chris Fitch what an outcome is (and isn’t), why we all struggle to define and measure them, and how a new approac... more
The ‘Purple Pound’ measures the potential spending power of households with at least one disabled person. Reported to be worth £274 billion per year to the UK economy in 2017, new data values it at £446bn. Mike Adams (CEO of disability organisation P... more
‘Financial wellbeing’ is a term that many use, but most never dare define. However, Professor Adele Atkinson (Centre on Household Assets and Savings Management, Birmingham University) not only defines what ‘financial wellbeing’ means, but explains ho... more
Starting a Champion Networks sounds simple. However, they’re harder to start and sustain than we think. In this episode, Charlie Turrell from the Ministry of Justice and the Champions of Accessibility Network joins Chris Fitch to share what makes a N... more
What happens when lived experience shared online becomes advice that lacks evidence? In this episode, Matt Gupwell, founder of ThinkNeurodiversity, joins Chris Fitch to unpack the rise of vulnerability and neuro-influencers, challenge recycled myths,... more
What does it mean to design a service, product, or even a letter in a ‘trauma-informed’ way? Content designer Rachel Edwards explains to Chris Fitch what trauma is (and isn’t), how it affects peoples’ everyday lives, and how six principles can turn a... more
In this Season 4 opener, we look at cryptocurrency and gambling. Unpacking its rise and effects are Raminta Diliso (GamCare Financial Harm Project) and Jason (who shares his experience of the impact and loopholes that crypto introduced to his gamblin... more










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