Growing Number of Dual Income Families and Gig Workers Seek Financial Counseling

Monday, 8 July 2024, 07:03

The National Debt Helpline witnesses a surge of nearly 50% in calls over the past two years, reminiscent of the Covid pandemic peak. Not limited to low-income households, the trend now includes dual income families and multiple job holders seeking assistance. The rise in call volume reflects the widespread economic strain faced by Australians, underscoring the severity of the current cost of living crisis.

Abc — Growing Number of Dual Income Families and Gig Workers Seek Financial Counseling

Rising Call Volume at The National Debt Helpline

Australians across income brackets seek financial counseling

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~50% Surge in Call Volume
Not Restricted to Low-Income Households
Growing Participation of Dual Income Families and Multi-Job Workers

The current situation highlights the broad impact of the cost of living crisis on Australian households.

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Rising Call Volume at The National Debt Helpline

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