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The vast majority of Britons have noticed increases in the price of groceries, energy bills and fuel

Groceries - 85% see an increase
Energy bills - 81%
Fuel - 74%
Clothes - 42%
Rent/mortgage - 35%
Public transport - 22%

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Britons are feeling the pinch of increased living costs.

42% expect their financial position to worsen over the next 12 months, with this rising to 58% of those who're already in financial difficulty

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Who expects their financial position to worsen over the next 12 months?

🏠 Under £15,000 per year - 50%
🏠 £15,000 to £29,999 - 48%
🏠 £30,000 to £44,999 - 40%
🏠 £45,000 to £69,999 - 45%
🏠 £70,000+ per year - 30%

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Across the board, price increases that are seen as 'minor' by financially comfortable Brits are much more likely to be 'major' for those who are struggling

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