Consumers and The Economic Outlook - UK - March 2013
Consumers and The Economic Outlook - UK - March 2013

It is now more than five years since Northern Rock collapsed. Since then, the UK economy has experienced once of the steepest recessions on record, and one of the most anaemic recoveries. Consumers’ purchasing power has been eroded by inflation, and wages haven’t been rising enough to compensate.

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Overview

Overview

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Introduction
Executive Summary
Trend Application

Market

Market

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Issues in the Market
Economic Conditions and Outlook
Consumer Finances

Consumer

Consumer

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Consumers’ Current Financial Health
Changes in Financial Wellbeing
Financial Priorities
Challenges Affecting Household Finances
Discretionary Spending – Past and Planned
Macroeconomic Expectations
Personal Financial Expectations
The Return of the Feelgood Factor

Data

Data

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Appendix: Consumers’ Current Financial Health
Appendix: Changes in Financial Wellbeing
Appendix: Financial Priorities
Appendix: Challenges Affecting Household Finances
Appendix: Discretionary Spending – Past and Present
Appendix: Macroeconomic Expectations
Appendix: Personal Financial Expectations
Appendix: The Return of the Feelgood Factor