They love their pets with everything that they have, and that also stands true financially. A new survey, commissioned by VIP Petcare, considered the financial commitment of keeping a dog or cat and revealed it costs an average of $2,260 to take care of them for an entire year alone. The majority (65 percent) of the pet owners surveyed have …
. – by Grant Bailey Millions of Brits are ‘overwhelmed’ by mounting work pressures, busy social calendars and financial worries, a study has found. Research revealed two thirds feel a constant sense of dread caused by the stress of their day-to-day lives. More than six out of 10 admitted struggling to keep their life organised with everything they have …
– By Astrid Hall Rekindling a love of reading, learning a language and taking more walks have emerged among a list of things Brits want to do – but never get around to, according to research. A study of 1,300 adults found ditching takeaways after a night out and joining a gym also featured highly. Vowing to wake …
– WITH VIDEO AND PICTURES By Astrid Hall Happiness is an extra £508 a month say Brits, a study has found. A poll of 2,000 adults revealed money really can buy you happiness – but in contrary to common belief we don’t need millions to put a smile on our faces. More than three quarters of those who …
– WITH VIDEO – By Gemma Francis More women will find out they are pregnant on Wednesday January 17th than at any other time of year, a study has found. The date falls just over two weeks after National Babymaking Day on January 2nd, which is the most common day of the year for couples to try to …
By Astrid Hall Brits spend close to £144,000 on ‘impulse buys’ over their lifetime, according to research. The study found the typical adult blows almost £200.00 a month on everything from chocolate and sweets to new sofas, clothes and take aways. The estimated £143,902 lifetime bill – or £198.87 a month – includes £18,393.91 on fashion items …
— WITH PICTURES By Astrid Hall Travelling more, getting out of debt and writing a will are among the things Brits intend to do – but never get around to, according to research. A study of 1,300 adults found millions have to-do lists, but busy lives and hectic work schedules get in the way, leaving them struggling to …
– WITH VIDEO – AND PICTURES By Rob Knight Millions of Brits have taken a trip down memory lane – by buying toys they owned as kids, according to a study. Researchers found 44 per cent of the population have purchased toys they enjoyed as kids because they bring back happy childhood memories. Colouring books, cuddly toys and …
– WITH VIDEO By Rob Knight Brits won’t pay off their Christmas debt until April, according to research. Hefty spends on gifts, food, drink and more means the typical adult won’t clear their festive spends until 14 weeks into 2018. On average those polled borrowed £398.19 either through loans or credit cards to cover Yuletide and everything …
– WITH VIDEO AND INFOGRAPHIC – By James Gale Brits only trust THREE people, a study has found. Almost one in ten adults admit they don’t always feel they can trust their mum, while seven per cent don’t have any faith in their father. One in twenty even distrust their own partner and almost three in 10 don’t …
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