Here's a quote from todays beeb about the economy:
In its Inflation Report this month, the Bank indicated that growth should stay close to its long-run average over the next three years, helped by steady expansion in consumer spending as a housing market revival continues.
Here's one from yesterday:
It could take 77 years on average for people asking Citizens Advice for help with debt to get back into the black, a report from the charity has said.
And from Monday:
The average debt amongst high earners turning to the CCCS for advice was nearly £70,000.
Now to me, that's an imbalance. Or am I being stoopid?
In its Inflation Report this month, the Bank indicated that growth should stay close to its long-run average over the next three years, helped by steady expansion in consumer spending as a housing market revival continues.
Here's one from yesterday:
It could take 77 years on average for people asking Citizens Advice for help with debt to get back into the black, a report from the charity has said.
And from Monday:
The average debt amongst high earners turning to the CCCS for advice was nearly £70,000.
Now to me, that's an imbalance. Or am I being stoopid?
