Our colleagues at the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute have recently published their new report on the link between financial difficulty and suicide:

The report is a significant contribution to the vulnerability debate, and raises questions such as what can creditor staff can do to prevent lives being lost to suicide, and what can be achieved in partnership with voluntary sector agencies, charities, and the emergency services.

In our exclusive recording at the Royal London Hospital, the Money Advice Trust's Vulnerability Lead Chris Fitch discusses the findings of the report and more with a panel of experts comprising:

 - Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy at the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
 - Gareth McNab, Money Advice Liaison Manager at Nationwide, who shares his personal experience
 - Rikke Albert, Practice Nurse at the East London Foundation Trust

A discussion on suicide prevention and financial difficulty

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.