Having Children Under 30 Increases the Likelihood of Poverty
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A FEDEA report warns that households with offspring are more vulnerable. Single-parent families are also in this situation. More information: Spanish households suffer in 2026 the biggest real income drop of the last three years, according to the OECD.
Poverty continues to rise in Spain, not only in quantity but also in age ranges. One in three children in the country lives at risk of exclusion.
Child poverty is one of the great endemic diseases in Spain. The country leads in the indicators in the European Union and, despite the period of economic growth that the country has experienced since the great financial crisis, the indicators have not improved substantially. However, although it is true that families with children are more likely to suffer poverty, not all of them have it equally. Material shortages are particularly related to …
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A study by Fedea and Complutense University ensures that younger parents often have less savings, less consolidated careers, greater residential instability and fewer financial support networks
Vulnerability is particularly concentrated in single-parent households
A study by Fedea and the Complutense University of Madrid detects a greater vulnerability in these groups and in early upbringing, so they ask for a reinforcement in policies for them.Why poverty barely decreases with maximum employment: the factors that trap 12 million people Having children increases the probability of living in poverty in Spain, but especially in some households. Poverty is triggered in those of young parents, under 30 years …
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