You can't live in the UK anymore

You can't live in the UK anymore. You can't live in the UK anymore. A lot of households are only just surviving, just surviving, because surviving isn't the same as living is. Living is paying the bills and still having breathing room at the end of the month. Breathing room. Say yes to the school trip, yes to the going out for the night, yes to the holiday. Breathing room just to fix something without having to panic or worry if something does break in the household, such as your washing machine or your boiler or big appliance. But for a lot of the breathing room has just gradually disappeared. And it's not because people have stopped working hard. We're working harder than ever. It's not because people have forgotten how to actually budget. It's because the gap between wages and everyday costs, it's just quietly growing in the background. So your housing average around 1,200. Food 500, depending on the size of the family. Your energy bills, your insurances, your council tax. One increase doesn't change everything, but all of them together do. And this is why I started. We are not poor yet. And that's why I've created the income gap. Not no quick fixes in there, just to help really explain the numbers and some practical ideas as well. And there's some stuff that's genuinely helped me as well. Um, you can have a look. It's free, by the way. Um, people aren't failing. Numbers changed.