Meanings of economically insecure in English

Black LGBT people are economically insecure and are at a high risk of poverty.

They are more working class, more economically insecure, and more likely to say they come from Labour-voting families.

Many young Italians live with their parents well into their 30s, too economically insecure to marry and start families.

Will they tilt spending away from the traditional Conservative heartlands to concentrate support in the more economically insecure areas now represented by the Tories?

Ageing, economically insecure and fearful for the future, more and more Europeans are listening to populist calls for retrenchment behind old borders and old certainties.

The large number of low-paid service jobs is often lamented, but "having too few low-wage, economically insecure jobs is actually worse than having too many".