Women ‘took saving seriously in 2012’
Woman closed the savings gap on men in 2012 as they adopted a serious approach to setting money aside.
HSBC's Annual Savings Report has found t…
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Personal loan debts hit 14-year low
The amount of money that people in the UK owe in personal loans has fallen to its lowest level for 14 years.
Figures supplied by the British Banker…
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Families in the UK spending £1.8k a month on bills
Families in the UK are being forced to spend over £1,800 a month on household expenses.
Aviva's UK Families Report has found that people …
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Families ‘making money through retrocycling’
Families are cashing in on old Christmas presents in an effort to raise additional money.
A study by Lloyds TSB Insurance has found that parents co…
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1/3 of people could not cover unexpected financial expense
Over one-third of people in the UK would be unable to meet an unexpected financial expense.
This is according to figures from the Office for Nation…
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Older people see inflation rates increase
Pensioners may struggle financially in the coming months as they are suffering from the highest rates of inflation.
Analysis by the Alliance Trust …
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19% of Brits never switch and save
Some 19 per cent of British consumers have never switched any of the ten most common financial products.
Research by Gocompare.com highlights how a…
Govt to impose real-terms cut in working-age benefits
The government has won a vote in parliament that could bring about a real-terms cut in working-age benefits.
Those in power are seeking to introduc…
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