Sheffield Household Finance Research Group

The Sheffield Household Finance Research Group empirically explores a range of aspects relating to household financial behaviours and outcomes. The area of household finance has received an increased amount of attention over the past two decades and remains high on both policy and research agendas.

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About our work 

We are committed to producing real world empirical evidence relating to policy relevant research questions. Members of the Household Finance Research Group have expertise in the following areas: 

  • Financial portfolio allocations

  • Household debt accumulation and saving decisions

  • Intersections between the macro-economy and household finances

  • Poverty and inequality

  • Subjective financial position

Our activities 

  • We host a regular Household Finance Workshop

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Get involved with our work 

The Sheffield Household Finance cluster is led by Alberto Montagnoli. 

Our group includes researchers at all levels, from established professors to early career researchers and PhD students.

Our members

Karl Taylor

Daniel Gray

Sarah Brown

Raslan Alzuabi

Gurleen Popli

Mallory Yeromonahos

Mich Tvede

Kim Nguyen

We welcome enquiries from researchers within and beyond academia. Please reach out to Alberto to explore engagement opportunities or if you would like to know more about our activities.

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