The coronavirus crisis has placed more barriers to homeownership in front of young people, regardless of expected falls in house prices, says the Resolution Foundation.
Lower income households are twice as likely as high income households to have increased their use of consumer credit during the crisis, and are 50 per cent more likely to be saving less than usual.
People are now nearly three times more likely to be a victim of fraud than to be burgled, and nearly 19 times more likely to be a victim of fraud than to be mugged.
With the deadline for action on its super complaint having passed, Citizens Advice is concerned that regulators have not done enough and customers are still being penalised.
NHS Trusts are dependent on continued short-term one-off cost cuts and emergency funds, which is an impossible basis on which to plan a stable recovery, says the Nuffield Trust.
The Government’s housing benefit policy is forcing under-35s into unsafe and inadequate housing that puts many young women at risk, according to a new study by researchers at the University of Southampton, published with Young Women’s Trust.
Age UK is becoming worried about the emergence of an 'ageing precariat' who are so stretched financially that an unexpected big bill could mean total disaster.