Learn about financial inclusion

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Last Updated: 4, June 2024

Learn about financial inclusion

Fintech innovation is changing the world – better products & services can positively impact financial inclusion, capability and wellbeing

1 in 5 can’t understand a bank statement

2 in 5 have just £100 in savings

1 in 6 is experiencing serious difficulties as a result of their debts

1 in 5 is not saving anything for retirement

1 in 33 adults doesn’t even have a bank account

31% of people have at least 1 sign of financial stress

24% of households have no savings

8m people are over-indebted

Why is financial inclusion and capability so important?

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