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Average income down in real terms, survey says

Average income down in real terms, survey says
BBC Business Monday 27 July 2026, 16:47 UTC 1 min read
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The results of the 2023/24 Household Expenditure Survey have been published.

The results of the 2023/24 Household Expenditure Survey have been published.
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