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Three quarters of parents think their children will be financially worse off

7th May 2024 Consumer Collections | #financial

New research by Arbuthnot Latham has revealed that 74 per cent of respondents think the next generation will have the same means or be worse off financially, challenging the perception that younger generations will be better off than their parents due to economic growth and improved standards of living. Despite this, only 14 per cent…

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Three quarters of parents think their children will be financially worse off

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