The diagrams illustrate how UK students assess their own level of financial organisation. The pie chart presents the overall distribution of responses, while the table compares the proportion of students who consider themselves very organised across different age groups.
Overall, the majority of students believe they are at least reasonably organised with money, and the tendency to be very organised increases with age.
According to the pie chart, fairly organised students make up the largest share at 55%. This is followed by those who describe themselves as very organised, accounting for 21%. In contrast, a smaller proportion report weaker financial organisation, with 20% saying they are not very organised and only 4% admitting they are not at all organised.
The table shows a clear age-related trend in financial organisation. Among all students, 21% consider themselves very organised. However, this figure rises steadily with age, from 18% for those aged up to 22, to 26% among students aged 23-25. The highest proportion is seen in students over 26, at 35%, indicating greater financial discipline among older learners.