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Savers are encouraged to get into good habits
(May 21, 2012)New research has shown that the majority of individuals with a consistent savings habit stick to their regular payments, which is particularly helpful in the current climate.
Avoid payday loans to pay the bills
(May 17, 2012)A large number of Brits are turning to payday loans to pay for holiday deposits and other bills, but experts are encouraging payday borrowers to consider other options.
Special offers on credit cards may not live up to expectations
(May 15, 2012)Consumers are being asked to think carefully about the rates offered to them by credit card providers as a long term rate can often be more rewarding than just one introductory offer.
Recession forces potential parents to hold fire
(May 14, 2012)Plans to start a family are being put on hold by thousands of childless couples as the recession has left many feeling financially unstable.
Women value loyalty cards more than men
(May 9, 2012)New research reveals that women use store loyalty cards more than men in order to save money. However, neither of the sexes is consciously planning their finances to make the most of long term savings products.
Brits sacrifice their health during the recession
(May 8, 2012)A large number of Brits are putting their health on the line by eating unhealthy foods in order to survive the recession.
Brits set to fund long term care for elderly relatives
(May 3, 2012)As life expectancy and the number of individuals that require long term care continue to rise, a larger percentage of Brits expect to fund long term care for their elderly relatives than ever before.
Britain’s workers find saving a challenge
(May 2, 2012)Getting Britain’s workers to start saving for their retirement is proving to be a challenge, as the daily struggles faced by employers and employees are revealed in Aviva’s Working Lives Report.
Monthly saving – a good habit
(April 30, 2012)Financial experts are now arguing that saving each month is a habit that should be adopted by the majority of consumers, while saving into tax-free equity Isas could pay off for investors.
Cash will die out as small businesses accept card payments
(April 25, 2012)Cash is expected to become obsolete by 2032 as the number of small businesses accepting card payments has doubled in five years.