A poll has shown life is too complicated for many people - and a lack of money is the biggest reason.
Making budgeting uncomplicated
January 25th, 2012Budgeting on benefits may be a greater challenge
January 23rd, 2012Government plans to cap benefits could leave some people with a major challenge to make ends meet, the Child Poverty Action Group has claimed.
Consumers may wish for new card choice
January 17th, 2012A new survey has shown satisfaction with credit cards is at an all-time low, with banks performing particularly badly.
Britons ‘have no money left at end of month’
January 16th, 2012A new survey has shown millions of Britons have no money left at the end of the month as they struggle to budget.
Politicians challenged over child benefit
January 16th, 2012A rethink of proposed child benefit changes is definitely necessary, the head of the Child Poverty Action Group has said.
Energy price war may not be only way to save money
January 13th, 2012More energy firms have cut their prices, but this may not be the only way in which hard-pressed consumers can see their bills lowered
Debt repayments ‘total £173 million a day’
January 12th, 2012British households are so indebted they pay nearly £2,500 a year in debt interest on average, new figures have revealed.
Pay freezes continue to hurt consumers
January 12th, 2012A new study has shown two-thirds of people have had their pay frozen at some point since the economic crisis began.
Inflation fall may not ease household budgets
January 11th, 2012New data on shop prices has added to the reasons to expect inflation to keep falling. But this may not make consumers any better off.
Consumers ‘using credit cards less’
January 11th, 2012New figures show consumers spent less on credit cards last year, something that may indicate people are becoming increasingly committed to careful budgeting.
