Financial vulnerability surges to 27.7m during Covid-19 pandemic - FCA
Vulnerability shot up 15% in 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has had a “profound and harrowing” impact on the financial resilience of people in the UK with 27.7 million now exhibiting characteristics of vulnerability, according to figures from the regulator.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) Financial Lives Survey, conducted in February and October last year, revealed more than half the UK adult population suffered from poor health, low financial resilience...
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