The Centre for Inclusive Money at Nest is a public benefit research and innovation centre with the mission to find what really works in supporting low- and moderate-income households to be financially secure, both today and into retirement, and to drive transformational change in the system.
While Inclusive Money was set up by and is part of Nest Corporation, it operates under a distinct public benefit remit. Inclusive Money’s work is made possible with support from funders including Nest and a range of trusts, foundations and public funders. The positions expressed here are those of Inclusive Money, reflecting the evidence generated and analysed through our research and innovation. They should not be taken as the views or positions of Nest Corporation or any of our other funders or collaborators. For details on our funding partners, please see our partnerships page here.
We collaborate with a variety of different delivery partners to conduct research and test solutions in the real world. We start solution agnostic – by understanding needs and lived realities and then exploring how the system of touchpoints, services and products that support household money management could be more inclusively and effectively designed. We are open to working with any organisation that can help us further our mission and build evidence of what works, subject to prioritisation against the resources we have and the potential public benefit impact. Collaboration with a partner does not imply our endorsement of their products or services.
We engage with a broad range of organisations and experts in developing and delivering our work and in shaping our conclusions and next steps. However, Inclusive Money retains full and unconditional editorial and intellectual independence over all its outputs, findings, recommendations and public positions. We do not undertake commissioned research or advocacy.
We are grateful to all our partners for their collaboration and support, without which our work would not be possible.