Labour voters say they would prefer the government to avoid cuts to services, even if that means increases to taxes or borrowing

Consumer confidence measures for March 2025.

81% of Britons say the government is badly handling the cost of living

70% of Britons think the government is managing the economy badly, with few expecting them to meet their economic targets

73% of Britons think the government is managing the economy badly, with the public tending to think the government taxes and spends too much

YouGov/Cebr's monthly consumer confidence index for January 2025.

78% of Britons say the economy is in a bad state, with just 13% believing Reeves is doing a good job as chancellor

Six in ten Britons say they’ve had to make cuts due to cost of living pressures, with half of Britons expecting their financial situation to worsen in the next year

Using our AI Topic Quantifier tool, YouGov examines exactly what the main takeaway for Britons was from the 2024 Labour Budget

The public are divided on its fairness, and few think it will leave the country better off

Nearly half of Britons support introducing a universal basic income, but only a quarter think the government could afford it

One in nine renters say they are finding it “very difficult” to afford housing

Two thirds of Britons support restricting zero hours contracts and extending right to flexible hours, but only 22% support removing turnout requirement for strike action

YouGov has acquired Yabble, the New Zealand based company that has pioneered the use of generative AI to deliver audience insights.

John Humphrys - WFH: a dream or a nightmare?

While three quarters say they understand it well, the number who can correctly interpret news on inflation is significantly lower

Seven country study finds that most think their national government is handling the cost of living crisis badly

YouGov acquires CPS GfK, powering a dynamic new way for businesses to understand what the world thinks, wants, and buys

Consumer confidence rose for the third successive month, according to the latest YouGov/CEBR data.

How Britons feel about de-banking in the wake of the Farage/Coutts row.