Young People And Finance - Survey Results
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The document summarizes the results of a survey of 651 young people in the UK on their personal finances and financial literacy. Key findings include: 1) Many respondents relied on parents and the internet for financial advice while awareness and usage of financial websites was varied, 2) Uptake of credit products like bank accounts, credit cards, and loans was high but 1 in 5 used no credit, and 3) Debt had negative impacts for many respondents and financial literacy was low, indicating a need for more advice and information.
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