According to the above: New analysis finds one-in-five households (21%) in Scotland are (sic) currently living in serious financial difficulty—equivalent to 1.2 million people. In the rest of the U.K., the figure is 17% of households. The Financial Fairness Tracker, commissioned by the abrdn Financial Fairness Trust and analyzed by a team at the University of Bristol, has been monitoring the personal finances of U.K. households since the start of the pandemic (sample around 6,000 U.K. households, 552 in Scotland). Researchers found working-age households in Scotland feel worse about their finances than those in the rest of the U.K. They … Continue reading FACTCHECK: Scottish households ARE better off contrary to University of Bristol dodgy dossier