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Automatic pension enrolment narrows mental health savings gap
People with poor mental health were less likely to save for retirement
Why do people believe in meritocracy?
…and why is it more likely in more unequal areas?
Unaffordable housing is bad for our health
...and the link may be stronger than previously thought
Are women and people with less education hit harder by stressful life events?
Does this explain differences in rates of depression?
‘Flexibility’ or ‘exploitation’? What do we know about zero-hours contracts?
Long read: what does the gig economy mean for wellbeing?
Does owning a home make you more conservative?
Property owners more right-wing? New research suggests otherwise