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Every benefit claimant moving on to universal credit should
have a guarantee of face-to-face money advice, a housing association has
said. Circle Housing Group makes the
call in a report called Has the Penny
Dropped?, which reveals large numbers of the association’s tenants are
concerned about their finances. A survey
of 1,144 Circle tenants found three in 10 ‘lie awake at night thinking about
money issues’, while nearly one in four don’t know how to improve their
financial situation. The research
findings show 57 per cent of tenants prefer to use cash, although only 4 per
cent do not have a bank account. Only 38 per cent save on a regular or
occasional basis while 40 per cent have no home contents insurance. Download a copy of the report from the Circle
website.
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