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  • Checking Bills Advised To Help Avoid Unnecessary Financial Pressure
    Despite the convenience that paying for bills via direct debit may provide, it is not a reason for Britons to be complacent when it comes to keeping track of their money management, new research suggests.
  • Spending On Dates Could Cause Financial Burdens
    Taking a lady out on a date could have significant financial implications for many men, it has been claimed.
  • Money Management Problems 'Cause For Relationship Breakdowns'
    Millions of Britons are ending relationships due to money management difficulties, a new set of research has unveiled.
  • Britain Has 'Strong Savings Ethic'
    Mums and dads are increasingly making preparations for their children's financial future, new research shows.
  • Homeowners Should Take Steps Against 'Impact Of Higher Energy Bills'
    Yet another utility price rise announcement could put Britons under more financial pressure, it has been suggested.
  • Consumers 'Continue To Be Uncertain About Finances'
    The country's financial outlook has continued to worsen, new studies show.
  • Homeowners Set For 'Rough Ride'
    A price rise announcement earlier today by one energy supplier could spell increased financial pressure for many Britons, it has been suggested.
  • Reviewing Finances Can Lead To 'Significant Gains' In New Year
    Now is an ideal time for many Britons to get their finances under control.
  • Many People 'Becoming Financially Stretched'
    Those living in East Anglia could be set to face record financial difficulties.
  • More People 'Concerned About Damaging Credit Rating'
    Millions of Britons are concerned that they have damaged their financial rating beyond repair as a result of developing problems in managing their money, new figures have suggested.
  • People Need To Get 'Finances In Peak Condition'
    The majority of Britons are in a poor monetary condition, new figures show.
  • Drivers 'Look To Get Cars With Low Running Costs'
    An increasing number of motorists are looking to buy cheap-to-run cars, new research shows.
  • Consumers Urged To Avoid 'Debt Hangover'
    With Christmas just over three weeks away, consumers are being advised to take steps to make sure that they avoid coming under increased financial pressure.
  • Monetary Pressures Can 'Strain' A Relationship
    More consumers are preparing themselves for the strain their finances will see over the Christmas period, according to new figures.
  • Basement Renovations 'Add Both Space And Value To A Property'
    Refurbishing a basement can be an effective way for homeowners to increase the amount of space they have in their homes, an industry expert has reported.
  • Getting Adequate Financial Advice Is 'Vital'
    The majority of consumers are relying on their loved ones when it comes to getting financial advice, new research shows.
  • 'Understanding' Is Key To Avoiding Financial Problems
    Those concerned about their capacity to manage money should at first take steps to "do some groundwork", an industry expert has advised.
  • Consumers 'Still Need To Organise Finances During Christmas'
    The true cost of Christmas for many consumers is falling, according to a new set of findings.
  • Consumers Are 'Not Ready To Tighten Purse Strings'
    Britons are set to spend an increasing amount of money this Christmas, new data shows.
  • 'Silver Lining' For Retirees In 2008
    Those Britons due to retire next year are on track to enjoy a bright financial future, according to new research.
  • Brits 'Planning Ahead' For Spending During Christmas
    With about a quarter of Britons moving house doing so over the Christmas season, consumers are being advised to be conscious of the impact that this can have on their finances, it has been suggested.
  • Rise In Inflation Pressures For All Brits
    Consumers of all ages are facing a rise in financial difficulties, new figures indicate.
  • Brighton Residents To Become 'Severely Affected' By Credit Crunch
    An increasing number of consumers in Brighton and Hove are developing problems in managing their money, new figures show.
  • West Midlands Children Receive Financial Education
    Those living in Birmingham could be set to be in a more capable position to manage unsecured loans and other financial matters in later life, it has emerged.
  • Car Owners 'Lack Sufficient Security'
    Car owners in London would be well advised to ensure that their vehicles are secure at night following the latest crime statistics released by Admiral Insurance.
  • Finances Being 'Stretched To The Max'
    An increasing number of Britons have found themselves coming under financial strain, a new report has revealed.
  • Savers 'Raiding Reserves For Indulgent Spending'
    While savers are often applauded for their self-control in putting money aside, it may be the case that a large number are not the brilliant budgeteers they claim to be.
  • Consumers 'Feeling Comfortable With Their Borrowing'
    Britons are becoming increasingly financially confident, new figures show.
  • Older People 'Looking To Achieve Travel Dreams'
    The post-war generation are increasingly looking to make the most of their retirement, a new set of figures has revealed.
  • Pension Credits 'Can Help Consumers Pay Off Debts'
    Taking full advantage of the pension credit scheme could see older people handle their finances with greater ease, it has been suggested.
  • Brits 'Not Thinking Enough' About Finances
    Millions of Britons could be set for financial hardship in later life, it has been suggested.
  • There Is A 'Definite Need' For More Education On Finances
    Young people attending higher education need more financial education, an industry expert has declared.
  • Not Protecting No Claims Discount 'Could Cost Drivers Millions'
    By not taking steps to protect their no-claims discount (NCD) policy on their car insurance, motorists across the country could see increasing strains at their attempts at money management, it has been stated.
  • Rising Number Of Brits 'Paying Over The Odds' For Energy
    Those moving into new homes are coming under increased financial pressure to the tune of millions of pounds every year, new figures show.
  • Brits Face 'Nightmare' In Budgeting Telecoms Costs
    Consumers could well be finding pressure on their day-to-day finances is increasing due to consistently miscalculating the cost of their telephone bills, new studies show.
  • Brits Need 'Control Of Financial Affairs'
    Small businesses are increasingly concerned about their employees' financial future, it has been suggested.
  • Scottish Homeowners 'Spiralling Into Debt'
    Adults across the north of Scotland are developing debt difficulties as a result of owning their first home, it has emerged.
  • Creating Budget 'Helps To Prepare For Major Purchasing'
    Those struggling to manage their finances should look to create a budget, one industry commentator has advised.
  • Britons' Financial Confidence Shows 'Positive Signs'
    Consumers' financial confidence has remained steady over August, the latest figures have intimated.
  • Thousands To Use Loans To Fund 'Going Back To School'
    Thousands of British adults are set to take out a loan as they look to go "back to school", it has been revealed.
  • Money Worries 'Grip' Britons
    Britons are becoming evermore worried about their finances, new figures indicate.
  • Budgeting 'Is Key' To Improving Financial Skills
    The implementation of personal finance classes in secondary schools could be the key to improving the nation's attitudes to debt, an industry expert has suggested.
  • School Fees 'Impact Heavily Upon Parents' Finances'
    With the new school term rapidly approaching, parents who choose to send their children to private education could well be set to find pressure on their finances increasing due to the rising cost of tuition fees, a new study has suggested.
  • Garden Improvements 'Can Increase Property Value'
    With the summer finally showing signs of brightening, many homeowners are likely to be venturing outside into their gardens, where homeowner loans might help them to make the most of the space available.
  • 'Worrying' Number Of Young Brits In Debt
    Young people are facing increasing concerns over debt, according to a new study.
  • Savings Shortfall 'Remains Crucial Problem'
    Older people are losing out on billions of pounds every year, a new study reveals.
  • Brits Urged To Switch Utility Supplier To Make Best Use Of Price Cuts
    Consumers are still facing pressure on their finances from utility suppliers despite a number of price cuts, it has been suggested.
  • Interest Rates 'Curbing' House Price Growth
    Property prices grew by their slowest rate for some 18 months, new research indicates.
  • Teenage Holiday Spending 'Could Impact On Parents' Finances'
    As thousands of young people are set to go abroad with friends over this summer, a lack of budgeting skills could see their parents develop debt problems, it has been suggested.
  • Londoners 'Intent' On Buying Property
    Residents living in London are the most eager to get on to the property ladder, the release of new figures has indicated.
  • 'Bad Weather' Leads To Property Price Decrease
    The recent unseasonable weather has caused house prices to fall, according to a new study.
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