Some 28 per cent of credit users view debt as an accepted part of their lives.
This is one of the main findings from new research by Which? and it …
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Payday loans are becoming one of the most popular causes of debt for people in the UK.
Research by the Money Advice Trust has found that it had to …
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More than four million adults in the UK still rely on the financial help of their parents despite having moved out.
Analysis by Gocompare.com has f…
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The relative value of money has reduced by 67 per cent in the last 30 years.
Research by Lloyds TSB, which analysed data produced by the Office for…
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More than 90 per cent of UK adults are actively managing their money in an effort to stay out of debt.
This is according to a survey by Standard Li…
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Britons are overspending when on holiday as they refuse to compromise on the quality of a break.
Research by Savoo has found that over 65 per cent …
UK adults are running the risk of falling off the financial cliff if they do not take a serious attitude to saving.
This is because the Scottish Wi…
Weak economic growth in the UK has led to consumer spending power being reduced in January.
The latest Lloyds TSB Spending Power Report found there…
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