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Hello, welcome to the Moneybox Live podcast.

Today we're taking a look at the impact of the cost of living crisis on the finances of young people,

young people who were in primary school or even preschool during the financial crisis of 2008.

The current struggle has certainly got politicians' attention.

Today, the Chancellor has called in the country's main consumer watchdogs for energy, water and communications

to ask what they're doing to help lower costs.

But in the meantime, do these rising prices and bills risk derailing the finances of young people

at the very start of their lives?

Well, on Saturday, Moneybox heard from Kyson, who told us money is a constant worry.

There's been times where I've gone without eating, I've gone without saving.

If any unexpected costs comes up, if you need to buy something because something broke, you can't.

I worry about money all the time.

It's definitely one of my biggest fears, not being able to be financial skill, especially seeing other people in different situations.

So today on Moneybox Live, we're going to ask how younger people who have been hit can get

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