15th October 2007: Busy Brits are living a 21st century juggling act and indulging in everyday treats to “offset” the pressures of home, work and busy social lives. According to ...
Bradford & Bingley research reveals the changing landscapein UK’s work & income patterns and the birth of SAVIEsWith interest rates having risen to 5.5% this month, house prices soaring by ...
Brits spend 15% of their annual wage on credit card purchasesThe British obsession with credit cards is on the increase. Our reliance on credit now means that we spend an ...
Following Tuesday’s announcement by the Insolvency Service of a 12-week consultation on simplifying Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs), Experian®, a leading UK credit reference agency, has launched a new guide to ...
· Over 11 million1 UK households dependent on more than one salary to cover the bills· Of the 7.1 million2 UK households with dependent children – 3.5 million are reliant ...
The majority of UK workers are heading for a financially tight retirement with incomes set to be cut by an average of about a half when they retire, according to ...
GPS- based eco-insuranceRoyal & SunAlliance (R&SA) today joined Tony Blair in launching ‘We’re in this Together’ (WITT) – a new campaign aimed at encouraging individual action on climate change. ...
Age Concern is calling on people across the UK to urge their older friends and family to claim their benefits as this could dramatically improve their quality of life and ...
60% of the world’s pre-retired adults worry they haven’t saved enough for retirement. To combat the problem Aviva launches www.six-steps.org to provide free, unbiased advice on retirement planning1Six in ...
DfES and Martin Lewis launch Talking Money driveA new poll released today reveals that young people are struggling to understand money management and financial terms with a quarter of 16 ...
Mobile phone providers will undoubtedly find ways of making up for lost revenue.Chris Frost, Telecoms Expert at independent price comparison and switching service uSwitch.com, comments: “Ofcom today announced new charge ...
