Financial experiences of further and higher education students in Scotland
A mixed methods study of Scottish domiciled students attending further and higher education courses at colleges and universities in Scotland.
Finance
Our research speaks to fundamental questions that are facing society, covering employment, poverty, welfare, pensions, tax and income.
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Attitudes towards supermarket loyalty pricing
A nationally representative survey on grocery shoppers’ views and behaviours relating to supermarket loyalty pricing.
How the ‘Worrying About Money?’ guide is helping people in Scotland
ScotCen were commissioned to explore experiences of using the 'Worrying About Money?' guide among people experiencing financial insecurity.
Family Resources Survey
The Family Resources Survey is a long running timeseries on the income and living conditions of households in the UK.
Exploring customer perceptions of personalised digital prompts
Understanding whether, and how, personalised prompts can help customers get their tax right the first time.
Using HMRC educational messaging on third party platforms
Understanding whether, and how, messaging on third party platforms could support customers to get tax right.
Funding the UK’s Future Investments – a Citizens’ Jury
We asked a jury reflective of the UK population how the UK’s future investments should be funded
Public attitudes to benefit fraud and error
A review of changes over time in public perception of fraud and error in the welfare system and how the government tackles it.
Why are disabled people among those most likely to need food banks?
The Trussell Trust commissioned ScotCen to conduct a study exploring drivers of food insecurity among disabled people across the UK.
Understanding HMRC customer appetite for dealing with their taxes online
This study presents the findings of a random probability survey with HMRC customers on their preferred channels for engaging with HMRC.