While 55% of Britons believe their mental health and wellbeing are impacted by financial worries, many will avoid seeking advice from banks for fear of judgement. Plum gets around this with its Facebook Messenger-based bot that helps users save up, track their spending, and start investing.

Since the financial crisis put banks in the hot seat, they’ve been fighting to win back people’s trust and affection. Canvas8 spoke to 20 men and women to understand what could persuade them to willingly engage in the life admin of switching banks.

The idea of being economically insecure, unlike poverty, is something that most people can relate to – this includes many families and households with above average incomes. A report from the RSA has found that it’s also something that most people are afraid of becoming.

Fintech start-up Honeyfi is helping couples keep track of their spending by letting them comment on each other's outgoings, while the app makes budgeting suggestions based on past transactions. By being transparent about money habits, it's aiming to improve both finances and relationships.