Household Debt: Key Economic Indicators
Household debt: Data on the latest household debt statistics, including net lending, mortgage interest rates and insolvencies.

This note provides background on traineeships: what they are, what they entail, how they are funded, and guidance for prospective employers and providers.
Traineeships (109 KB , PDF)
A traineeship is an education and training programme with work experience whose focus is on helping young people become ready for work or for an apprenticeship. They can last from 6 weeks up to 6 months.
The Government has announced that funding will be provided to triple the number of traineeships in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Traineeships are aimed at young people aged 16 to 24 who:
Trainees will receive training to prepare them for work and if needed support to improve English and maths.
Traineeships are free, but trainees do not get paid. Some expenses may be paid.
The traineeship scheme will be expanded in response to the coronavirus pandemic, and the expected increase in youth unemployment.
The Government has announced that it will pay employers £1,000 for every new trainee they take on, and eligibility is going be expanded to also include those with level three qualifications.
An additional £111 million will be provided to fund this, which will provide funding to triple the number of trainees.
Traineeships (109 KB , PDF)
Household debt: Data on the latest household debt statistics, including net lending, mortgage interest rates and insolvencies.
The Supporting Families (previously Troubled Families) Programme aims to support families with multiple disadvantages who can experience poor life outcomes.
This briefing provides an overview of policies and services for autistic people in England.