Britain’s youth need to save more or w

In order to retire Britons will have to save more money or work longer to fund the high costs of housing and daily living.

What the budget means for you

Chancellor, George Osbourne has today unveiled the government budget plans for the next financial year.

Brits agonising personal budget

Whilst the Chancellor lays out the budget plan for the UK economy over the next financial year, Brits are preparing to trim their personal budgets to deal with the after ...

Minimum wages increases but UK families still feel the pinch

The government has recently announced plans to increase the minimum wage. However, this increase will only apply to young adults aged over 21.

Consumer spending power falls as bills increase

UK households are still feeling the pinch as consumer spending power falls.

Two thirds of Brits are anxious over the Budget

With just a matter of days to go until the government unveil their new budget plans for the next year Brits are preparing themselves for the worst.

Teachers have the least confidence in how to save

Over half of teachers believe their profession is less savvy with savings compared to the general population. Teachers are not confident in their ability to deal with finances related to ...

Secret savers stash cash away from friends and family

Almost 17 million people in the UK hide their secret cash stash from friends and family in fear that they will ask for them for a loan.

Pensioners feel the pinch the as living costs soar

Pensioners are feeling the pitfalls of the recession and high inflation, as the latest figures reveal living costs for the elderly have rocketed.

Base rate remains at record low for three years

The Bank of England has today announced plans to keep the base rate at 0.5% for the third consecutive year, much to the dismay of savers.
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