The cost of living crisis is causing us to be selfish - or is it?
A survey conducted in April revealed two in five Australians have helped a person who's been struggling financially.Gen Z was the most generous generation surveyed, with 55 per cent helping someone facing cost of living problems.But that hasn't stopped many of us from continuing to support others where we can.
More than a quarter bought groceries for someone in need, while one in 10 paid their household bills.
"We're not just talking about chipping in for the odd grocery bill or covering an Uber. Giving someone housing is actually a really incredible gift and can change people's lives," she said.
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