The supplied figure illustration depicts information on the proportion of people in five various age group across the UK who used internet banking in the given years, 2010 and 2025.
Overall, what stands out from the given chart is that the highest figures were recorded among people aged 25-35, while the 55+ group had the lowest rates in both years.
Looking first at 2010, approximately 60% of people aged 18-24 used online banking. The figure was slightly higher among those aged 25-34, at around 70%, which was the highest proportion showed. Approximately 65% of people aged 35-44 used digital banking services in the given year, 2010, compared with about 50% of those aged 45-54. By contrast, only around 30% of people aged 55+ and over used internet banking.
Turning to the year 2025, it is clearly seen that the usage has considerably increased across every age category. The percentage of people aged 18-24 increased gradually, accounting for 90%. As in the year 2010, the age group of 25-34 still remained at the highest rate, in comparison with others, representing approximately 90%. Among people aged 35-44, online banking usage rose to around 85%, whereas in 2010, the figure was considerably lower. The percentage of people aged 45-54 accounted for only around 78%. Finally, the rate for the 55+ group remained at the lowest rate, the figure stood at just 60%.