Colin and Lizzy Whiting are in the wealthiest 10% of people in Britain. They are both vets and live with their two children in a five-bedroom house near Newquay. Their budget, after bills, is around £1,235 a week. Sarah and Ross Timmins are among the poorest 10%. They live with their two children in a two-bed housing association property 20 miles from the Whitings. Ross is a marine engineer and Sarah is a self-employed hairdresser. Their weekly budget of around £121 a week is a tenth of the Whitings'. Colin and Lizzy enjoy antique-hunting, occasionally taking day-trips across the Channel to France to find items to add to their collection. Both their children attend fee-paying schools, and enjoy a variety of extra-curricular activities, including music lessons and sports. The Timmins, on the other hand, dream of eventually owning their home and having more space, but find themselves almost constantly worrying about money. They struggle to service more than £11,000 worth of credit card ...

The Scaife-Lacy family from Beverley swap homes, budgets and lives with the Flintham family from Hull. They live just six miles away from each other, but their financial circumstances are worlds apart. Phil and Kerris Scaife-Lacy are among the wealthiest 10% of people in Britain. They have two children and live in a five-bedroom house in Beverley, East Yorkshire. Phil and Kerris are both successful businesspeople: Phil has a number of companies to his name, including an engineering business that he started 15 years ago, while Kerris owns and runs two hair and beauty salons. They have a weekly budget, after bills, of over £2,700 per week. The Flinthams are in the poorest 10%. Richard and Sarah live in a three-bedroom council house in Hull together with four children. Richard is a residential care support worker, while Sarah is a full-time mum. The Flinthams' weekly budget after bills is around £170. The Scaife-Lacys enjoy spending money on family holidays, particularly skiing trips. ...

The Page family swap their eight bedroom house in West Yorkshire for a week in the Hollands' three-bed council house in Hartlepool.

The Walker family from the Arun Valley, West Sussex swap homes, budgets and lives with the Edney family from Fareham, Hampshire. They live 26 miles away from each other, but their financial circumstances are worlds apart. Paul Walker and Victoria Maude are among the wealthiest 10% of people in Britain. They have three children and live in a five-bedroom house in West Sussex. Paul and Victoria are both qualified barristers; they met when they worked at the same chambers. Paul continues to work as a barrister specialising in publicly-funded criminal law. Victoria, however, left the profession when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015; she now runs a dogs' boarding business. They have a weekly budget, after bills, of £1,716 per week, much of which comes from a trust set up to fund their children's private education. Steve and Naz Edney are in the poorest 10%. They live in a three-bedroom house in Fareham, Hampshire together with their three children. Steve is a telecoms engineer,...

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