Four-fifths of students in the UK (80 per cent) are constantly worrying about money throughout their university life, according to a new study by Save…
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Cash is still the most popular form of payment in UK shops but alternative methods are increasing at a staggering rate, according to new research from…
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Individuals in the UK are sitting on billions of pounds of foreign currency, according to a new report from Debenhams Personal Finance.
The average…
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The payday loan industry is "out of control", according to a charity.
Citizens Advice has claimed payday lenders are acting irresponsibly…
An increasing number of individuals in the UK are using after hours banking as a result of the Faster Payment methods, which were introduced five year…
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Parents should be going out of their way to teach their children about the basics of managing money.
This is because new research from the Mo…
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Too many households in the UK are being forced to use credit cards and overdrafts to get them through to payday.
Research by MoneySupermarket.com h…
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More than a third of couples in the UK are falling into debt as a result of indulging in their partner's diva demands, according to new research f…
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