The more Brits, earn the LESS they are likely to give to charity, according to new research. A detailed study of 2,000 adults compared the earnings and contributions to charitable causes over the average year. It found as earnings get higher, the proportion which is donated gets smaller – with those earning around £15,000 a year giving 0.87 …
Frugal smart meter owners reckon they have saved almost £270million since March 23rd – on energy consumption alone. A study of 2,000 adults with a smart meter found they each estimated a reduction in energy payments of £39.50 over the last three months. This equates to £268.6million in total across the one in four UK households with smart …
By SWNS Staff W/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked more honest conversations about finances in American households, according to a new study. The survey asked 2,000 Americans about their finances in light of the coronavirus outbreak and how it has impacted their families’ communication. Three in 10 respondents shared the pandemic has led them to …
Brits are putting more into their ‘Rainy Day Fund’ than ever before as the current economic crisis encourages a ‘save – don’t spend’ attitude to money. A study of 2,000 adults found one third have been putting extra money aside – an average of £459 – since lockdown began. More than two thirds of those (67 per cent) …
Millions of Brits have run up unexpected debts – covering the cost of a family member’s funeral. Research polling 4,000 UK adults found 47 per cent have helped pay for a funeral after a family bereavement, setting them back an average of £2,000 – the equivalent of £49billion across the UK. And for two-fifths of those who have …
New parents spend a whopping £207 – on their baby’s FIRST birthday party, according to research. Despite being a day most birthday boys and girls won’t even remember, this is more than any other milestone birthday party during childhood. In comparison, the average sweet sixteen costs £198, while 10th birthday parties see parents spend £162 and £160 on …
Adults over 70 and those from lower income households have learnt to be SMARTER with money during the lockdown. Research has found 40 per cent of over 70s and 64 per cent of those with a lower income have felt an increased financial pressure during the pandemic. These monetary anxieties have in part stemmed from increased utility bills …
By Allison Sadlier // SWNS New York office – 646-873-7565 / usnews@swns.com w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC One in four Americans feels they’ll be out of money by May 31 if the COVID-19 isolation continues unchanged, as revealed in a new poll. One in four Americans feels they’ll be out of money by May 31 if the COVID-19 isolation continues …
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