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Read the latest blogs exploring how our data is being used to tackle poverty and promote economic wellbeing.
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AllIncome VolatilityPartnershipPress ReleaseCost of Living CrisisFinTechSMEEconomic WellbeingResearchInsightsReport
27 May 202610 min read
Understanding Financial Pressure Earlier: Launching the Benefits Reliance Indicator
In our latest webinar, we launched the new Benefits Reliance Indicator, a new addition to the Economic Wellbeing Explorer.
EventEconomic Wellbeing
11 May 20267 min read
One in six adults claims Universal Credit, but who relies on it most? New data for local authorities
Localised insights on financial vulnerability, using income data to understand how benefits support overall economic wellbeing.
PolicyEconomic WellbeingSmart data
7 May 20264 min read
Impacts of Salary on Overdraft Usage: Insights from the Economic Wellbeing Explorer
There has been a decrease in account holders with overdrawn accounts, but an increase in both living beyond means and low emergency resilience
Economic WellbeingInsightsCost of Living CrisisIncome Volatility
8 Apr 20265 min read
Economic Wellbeing across Salary Bands in Great Britain
There has been a decrease in account holders living beyond means, but an increase in overdrawn accounts
Economic WellbeingInsightsCost of Living Crisis
30 Mar 20264 min read
Insights from the March Nowcast: A Shift in Financial Wellbeing
The Economic Nowcast has been updated to 15 February and shows a slight shift in a positive economic direction, with average incomes increasing across GB
NowcastInsightsCost of Living CrisisEconomic Wellbeing
26 Mar 20267 min read
Integrating local authority datasets into the Economic Wellbeing Explorer
Did you know that alongside our research-ready datasets within the Economic Wellbeing Explorer you are able to integrate your own data sources?
Economic WellbeingResearchData PartnershipsInsights
13 Mar 20264 min read
Generational and regional differences across Great Britain
The number of people living beyond their means and those with low emergency resilience have both slightly increased between December 2025 and January 2026
InsightsEconomic WellbeingCost of Living Crisis

