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AuroraSaab

Pharaoh
I'm not sure on this, I think young people (under 35's) are less risk averse. Lower wages, poorer jobs prospects, rents and lack of home ownership prospects have really squeezed them. Your money already has to stretch quite far, so you are probably less inclined to purchase things on credit and put yourself into even greater financial difficulty. Purely speculation on my part though I admit.

I think you're probably right about those in their early/mid 20's. Student loans, lack of well paying graduate jobs, and high rents mean they don't have a high disposable income these days.

Not a fan of creme eggs usually but the Biscoff ones are pretty nice.
 
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briantrumpet

briantrumpet

Timewaster
Hard to tell the difference, frankly.

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Dorset Boy

Well-Known Member
Can't remember where @Dorset Boy was asking...

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I did some googling yesterday and it does appear that at least 25% of the electorate are yet to decide which way they will vote which could distort the opinion polls significantly.
 
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