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"Even among families on the very low incomes (up to £10,000 per year), over half (52%), would be willing to pay more tax to fund public services". Karen MacLeod Barker on election debate and upcoming Financial Fairness Tracker with Personal Finance Research Centre Opinium financialfairness.org.uk/en/media-centr…

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Twice as many people believe spending on public services should be increased even if it means tax rises for h/holds like theirs (56%), than agree taxes should be reduced for h/holds like theirs, even if it meant less spending on public services (24%) financialfairness.org.uk/en-gb/news-and…

Sleep could be boosted by saving small amounts bbc.com/news/articles/…

A new report from UK Savings Week shows that having even a small amount of savings helps people escape the vicious cycle of poor financial and mental wellbeing lnkd.in/gvCagThY #uksavingsweek #savingsgoals Yorkshire Building Society Personal Finance Research Centre

Understanding the role of savings in promoting positive wellbeing... Report available via linktr.ee/pfrc

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Some new analysis from us for Fair By Design... Highlights how same driver in same car tends to be quoted more for car insurance in more deprived and more ethnically diverse areas (as others such as Which? and Citizens Advice have previously highlighted). (1/3)

New report from Which? finds that many people experience at least one problem in their claims process. The research also found that insurers’ behaviour had a direct impact on customers’ physical/mental health with 31% saying insurers' actions made them feel more stressed.

Driving up costs: The car insurance poverty premium in 2024 - mailchi.mp/88a4a576094a/d…

Latest #debt sector news: Fair By Design and Personal Finance Research Centre research shows #lowincome drivers can pay up to 48% more for #carinsurance: malg.org.uk/fair-by-design… #financialinequality #insurance

📰Over fifties in minority ethnic groups twice as likely to be financially insecure. New research out today from abrdn Financial Fairness Trust and Personal Finance Research Centre Read more: financialfairness.org.uk/en-gb/news-and… #PersonalFinance #debt

Read the full research, which was conducted by the Personal Finance Research Centre at the University of Bristol, on our website 👉 bit.ly/3BstLoC

Great to work with the fab team at Personal Finance Research Centre on this. And of course to hear directly from people on low incomes about what sort of payment methods would help them to pay for big bills like energy…

We know from our research that low-income consumers are disproportionately affected by higher car insurance premiums. Research conducted earlier this year with Personal Finance Research Centre showed that the car insurance poverty premium can be over £500 each year.

What did the public think of tax rises in the budget? Half (48%) in our Opinium poll of 6,000 thought the tax rises were “necessary”, 18% neutral, 24% thought them “unnecessary”, and 10% did not know. Latest from abrdn Financial Fairness Trust tracker Personal Finance Research Centre theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/d…

80% would support tax rises if needed to improve public services – that’s what research for our latest #FinancialFairnessTracker, analysed by Personal Finance Research Centre, found. Read more here: buff.ly/4gBFC2T