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The fundamental issue I have with this article is that I'm not sure 'hard-working families' are actually being taken care of either.
I think partly it's a language thing - politicians (who are supposed to represent us all) keep telling 'hard-working families' that they matter, and keep pretty quiet on the rest of us - regardless of what they're actually doing about it.
But the point the article makes too is that being single is disproportionately expensive already - cooking for one costs more than 50% of cooking for two, splitting a car or the deposit for a mortgage between two is cheaper, etc. So a cost-of-living crisis will affect single people disproportionately too - but there's no political recognition of that fact.
It doesn't matter, it's just code because they can no longer get away with "Undeserving Poor".
The "Average hard-working" family is pretty much in the same state as us Single people but not much between us. Now if you mean the average hardworking Tory family then yes they are VERY well taken care of