Mental health improving and incomes rising finds LV=

Latest Wealth and Wellbeing Monitor report

John Brazier
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Easing of lockdown has seen worries around finances, job security and the future fall according to LV=

The latest Wealth and Wellbeing Monitor report shows that in June 2021, mental health issues are beginning to improve as 24% (12.7m) of UK adults felt lonely and isolated, compared to 31% (16.2m) in March. During the same period, 18% (9.5m) of UK adults said their incomes had increased over the past three months - the highest figures since the quarterly survey started in June 2020. LV='s report fears around losing employment, contracting Covid-19 and general anxieties around finances have all decreased between March and June this year. As lockdown restrictions ease and Covid vaccin...

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