Cost Of Living Crisis
Two in three surveyed believe disposable income will fall this year
RedC’s quarterly consumer mood monitor found many consumers cutting spending on groceries, socialising and subscriptions, and looking to change mortgages and utility provider
Two thirds of people believe their discretionary disposable income will fall over the next six months, most likely due to an expectation of increased costs as a result of rising prices, according to new research from RedC.
The polling firm’s quarterly consumer mood monitor found that just 8 per cent of people expect their discretionary disposable income to increase in the first half of this year.
The expectations between men and women on disposable income ...