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The ability of the UK
students
to manage their
finances
is represented in the given pie chart and the proportion of
students
by age who think they are very organised at managing their
finances
is charted one the table. As shown in the pie chart, three in every four
students
are confident to say they are either ‘very’ or ‘fairly’ organised financially. When one in five say they are not very organised in
this
area, a negligible proportion(4%) rate themselves as ‘not at all organised’. As shown in the table, of the 21%
students
who are very organised in managing
finances
, the older seems to be well- organised than their younger counterparts. The rate of
students
who are over 26, who are very organised in their financial affairs is almost twice
than
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that of the proportion of
students
under 22(18%). Just over a quarter of
students
between 23 and 25 falls in
this
category. Overall it is clear that, in general,
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UK
students
can manage their
finances
well.
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