As England emerges from phase two of the lockdown roadmap, some of the country have been working from home for over a year now. We released findings into how much consumers could have saved during 12 months in lockdown, assuming they were working from home.
According to a recent YouGov survey that shows that some 32% of Britons have managed to grow their savings during the pandemic, we worked out how much the average person could have saved.
With offices closed, a commute to the spare room or the kitchen table is free, the morning latté can be made at home instead of being bought, and the same for lunch. No after-work drinks, or eating out, and no need to shell out for fancy party clothes. Our research also showed that 42% of consumers said they weren’t planning to travel in 2021, so that is an immediate saving too.
The average person could have saved as much as £19,372, according to our estimates.









