Brits aren’t saving enough
40 per cent of Brits consider not saving enough to be their biggest financial mistake, according to research conducted by Partnership.
Furthermore,…
Average home buyer waits 3.2 years to buy
People considering buying or moving home are having to wait an average of 3.2 years, according to recent research conducted by Gocompare.com Mortgages…
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Pension savings at risk of tax grabs
Pension freedoms have widely been portrayed as a positive move for UK citizens. While this is correct, the income tax being generated from the pension…
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Brits are unsure about credit card repayments
Only a fifth of Brits are able to calculate how long it will take to clear a credit card balance, according to recent research conducted by the Debt A…
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Parents potentially committing insurance fraud
17 per cent of parents are insuring their child's car in their name in order to reduce costs, according to recent research conducted by Gocompare….
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Millennials saving more than their parents
Millennials are becoming money-smart, with 45 per cent of 18 to 34-year-olds managing to save at least a quarter of their disposable income each month…
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Funeral bills in January could exceed £495 million
With the majority of people being paid early in December and then having to wait six weeks until the next payday, January is a tough month for money.&…
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Pension schemes for the self-employed need to improve
There is a culture of distrust surrounding pensions among the self-employed. In fact, the majority would prefer to invest cash in a savings account, c…
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