“A good, fairly priced payment protection product should be a positive proposition for most consumers, especially those vulnerable to difficulty, such as people with poor health, insecure employment or limited finances."
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Market
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Economic Outlook
Consumer Financial Wellbeing
Consumer Credit Lending
Mortgage Market Lending
Write-offs, Repossessions and Arrears
Consumer
Consumer
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Credit Product Ownership
Level of Outstanding Unsecured Credit
Level of Comfort with Personal Debt
Level of Comfort with Debt Repayments
Appetite for Borrowing/Using Credit
Attitudes towards Money Management
Attitudes towards Debt Management
Data
Data
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Appendix – Credit Product Ownership
Appendix – Level of Outstanding Unsecured Debt
Appendix – Level of Comfort with Personal Debt
Appendix – Level of Comfort with Debt Repayments
Appendix – Appetite for Borrowing/Using Credit
Appendix – Attitudes towards Money Management
Appendix – Attitudes towards Debt Management
26th March 2015
The UK economy has broadly improved in the past year, with GDP and employment both moving in the right direction. The latest credit lending figures suggest that these improved economic conditions are gradually beginning to filter down to consumer behaviour. – Sean Song, Financial Services Research Analyst 
15th January 2015
“Providing high-quality financial education is of crucial importance if people are expected to take financial responsibility for themselves throughout their lives. However, this needs to be a lifelong commitment to consumers by all financial institutions and governing bodies, not something that is only provided at school and assumed to last ...
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