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Majority of consumers are not aware of own vulnerability status

Majority of consumers are not aware of own vulnerability status

The majority of UK consumers eligible for support are not aware of their own vulnerability status. While 67% of the population meets the official vulnerability threshold when assessed against Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) criteria, just 17% of British adults self-identify as being a “vulnerable consumer”, research by customer service provider NICE reveals.

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