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UK disposable income rises as benefits payouts soar ahead of wages

cityam.com · 9h · first report

The average UK household’s disposable income increased in the second quarter of the year driven by a rise in benefit payouts. Real household disposable income per head – which measures the average spending and saving capacity of Brits – increased by one per cent in the second quarter to £6,577, new figures from the Office [...]

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