BANK ACCOUNTS
Latest findings reveal surprising truth about consumer saving expectations
(May 9, 2012)New research has revealed the number of people who are content with their current savings pot has dropped, but a modest salary could improve their financial mood significantly.
UK’s faltering economy causes Brits to neglect their homes
(May 8, 2012)A large percentage of Brits are neglecting to carry out DIY projects on their homes, as household budgets are at an all time low.
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.
Homeowners impacted by household bill hikes
(May 2, 2012)Over the past decade household bills have risen at almost double the rate of inflation which is causing Brits to reduce their standard of living.
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.
Rise in mortgage payments leaves consumers hungry
(May 1, 2012)As several lenders increase mortgage repayments, one in five consumers are expected to be unable to pay for essentials such as food.
A six year olds perspective on personal finance
(May 1, 2012)New research has been conducted to provide an insight into personal finances from the perspective of a group of six year old children.
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.
Costs for spare time spending reaches all time high
(April 30, 2012)Recent research has revealed that the cost of leisure pursuits and activities are more expensive than ever before, leaving many families out of pocket.