Almost two-thirds have ‘little to no’ disposal income due to price hikes

The latest Business Post/Red C poll shows rapid inflation is forcing people to dip into savings just to cover everyday costs

The rapid rise in inflation since the ending of the pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine has increased the financial strain on households

Almost two-thirds of people have “little to no” disposable income due to the cost of living crisis, according to the latest Business Post/Red C poll.

The rapid rise in inflation since the ending of the pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine has increased the financial strain on households.

According to the Red C poll, it has also forced a significant number of people to dip into their savings to meet everyday costs and to ...