Citizens Advice cost of living data dashboard – update

Posted on: August 19, 2022

Britain is facing its biggest cost of living crisis in decades. Citizens Advice has seen more people coming to us for help with crisis support, energy problems and not having enough money to make ends meet than ever before. In this dashboard we share insights from across our service on how the crisis is affecting the people we help.

We’ll be updating this dashboard every month tracking how the cost of living crisis is changing. If there are insights you’d like to hear from us, please get in contact at coldatadashboard@citizensadvice.org.uk.

Take a look at the updated dashboard. 

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