A poll of 1,000 adults with a pre-tax annual household income of less than £16,500 feel powerless when it comes to managing their income and debt. And 32 per cent wish they had more of a grip on their energy use, while others long for more control on their monthly bills (46 per cent) and their social schedule (18 per …
A study of 2,000 adults found the average online shopper will put clothes and gadgets worth £4,283 a year into their baskets, but don’t get around to hitting ‘confirm’. This fantasy check-out total includes £480 worth of clothing, £571 of home accessories and £500 of health and beauty items. A further £554 is abandoned by individuals when food shopping each …
A poll of 1,200 adults who have been on stag or hen dos, or have one coming up, found the cost of attending one in 2012 was an average of £150. Today, that figure is £242 – with 42 per cent regretting parting with so much cash. While 47 per cent believe pre-wedding-parties have become more extravagant in the last …
A survey of 2,000 car owners found 59 per cent of women believe they have been charged too much for work on their vehicle, along with 55 per cent of men. However, 40 per cent of those women feel they were overcharged as they had very little car knowledge so couldn’t question the quote, while just 29 per cent of …
A study of 2,000 adults aged 20-40 found 61 per cent expect to have the same – or better – standard of living as their parents when they retire. But while 52 per cent have set financial goals to keep them focused on saving for the future, just 22 per cent are on track to meet their target. Instead, a …
A study of 2,000 adults revealed the things most likely to ignite our impatience, including slow walkers, public transport delays and having to wait for the internet to load. While the average adult is only willing to wait a maximum of 15 minutes on hold on the phone before hanging up. Nearly six in 10 (57 per cent) …
The study of 2,000 adults revealed ‘save for a rainy day’, ‘stick to a budget’ and ‘be open with your partner about your spending habits’ as other popular financial pearls of wisdom. Other nuggets of advice deemed helpful when it comes to money include ‘don’t do food shopping on an empty stomach’, ‘sleep on a big financial decision’ and …
Re-using teabags, cutting their own hair and only flushing the loo once a day are some of Brits’ quirkier money saving hacks. A study of 2,000 adults revealed the inventive ways they try to save money, including giving up the gym to work out at home, eating random concoctions from the freezer to avoid shopping and turning off all the …
A study of 2,000 adults found owning a car outright with no finance is also an indicator you have no worries when it comes to money. Not being afraid to check your bank balance is another, as is flying first class as a matter of routine – and being in a position to buy branded products rather own-brand items. …
Nine in 10 parents have ‘serious’ concerns about their children and ageing parents falling prey to fraud. Dubbed the ‘Scamwich Generation’, a poll of 2,000 adults found 43 per cent fear the risk of their loved ones being scammed increased during lockdown. And this is as a direct result of them seemingly spending more time online over the …
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