Finland’s purchasing power is splitting more sharply, with the toughest outlook now falling on renters and single parents, according to Yle News.

The report points to a widening divide between households: people with more financial room are seeing their purchasing power improve, while those with tighter budgets are under increasing pressure. The contrast matters because it shapes everyday spending, housing choices and how far wages and benefits stretch.

Yle News said the trend leaves renters and single parents in the weakest position. No further details were given in the brief about the pace of the change or the underlying figures.