After Housing Costs Relative Poverty
The relative poverty line measured after housing costs, with rent and mortgage interest deducted from income before the count is made. It is the measure most anti-poverty groups favour, because high housing costs fall hardest on low-income renters and leave less to live on. It usually shows more people in poverty than the before-housing-costs line.
LATEST · 2024/2519.6%
AVERAGE21.9%
HIGH · 1996/9725.1%
LOW · 2023/2419.1%
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Source: DWP Households Below Average Income (HBAI)
Coverage: UK