The latest findings from Birmingham Midshires' Saving Britain campaign reveal that, whilst there has been a significant drop in the

93% of Brits are making major financial cutbacks in the home to survive the economic turmoil according to new research

Hope springs eternal for millions of Brits who, despite the current economic turmoil, still believe that one day they'll achieve

Only the richest portion of society can still afford to set aside savings, according to new research by AXA.

Ifs ProShare, which acts as the voice of the employee share ownership industry in the UK, has welcomed the fact that

Never mind going green to save the planet, two in five Brits, 41%, admit to telling their friends they are

More than a quarter of parents with children over 25 are helping them financially, with 31% of those parents still

UK customers of Icesave are starting to get their money back after the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) began making

The annual International Retirement Survey conducted by The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. (NYSE: HIG), which surveyed people over the

The predicted fall in inflation will come as welcome news to the country's over 50s, only 2% of whom feel

Independent research conducted by Prudential reveals that almost one in five (18 per cent) of UK workers say they have

The latest findings from Birmingham Midshires' Saving Britain campaign reveal that, whilst there has been a significant drop in the

The Government risks abandoning a generation of older people to the looming recession unless it includes specific measures to help

The annual International Retirement Survey conducted by The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. (NYSE: HIG), which surveyed people over the

Independent research conducted by Prudential reveals that almost one in five (18 per cent) of UK workers say they have

With speculation that a policy change will see more women qualifying for the full state pension from 2010, Friends Provident

On average public sector pensions are now worth 21% of salary compared to a typical private sector defined benefit scheme

Following extensive lobbying from the ABI and others, the Government has confirmed that it will ensure there are strict limits

A new research study published Wednesday by insurance, pensions and investment group LV= reveals a worrying ‘mortgage gap'. Nearly half

"Trick or treat?!" Love it or loathe it, homeowners across Britain will hear this question several times a night over

More than half (56%) of homeowners have not reviewed their home insurance policy for more than three years, costing Britain

Getting help, says the Citizens Advice Bureaux, can make a huge difference in coming to a workable agreement with your

Owing to “unprecedented demand”, First Direct has temporarily withdrawn offering its mortgages to non customers. However, it will continue to

It is vital that people keep their credit card and personal loan providers up-to-date when moving house, one expert has

New research commissioned by AXA reveals that over half of Britons (53%) feel financial problems are the single greatest issue

More than a third (35 per cent) of the total population is tightening its purse strings to a tune of

UK customers of Icesave are starting to get their money back after the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) began making

With Britain's economy almost definitely in recession, Alliance Trust's ‘Financial Reality Index' shows that the third quarter of 2008 has

93% of Brits are making major financial cutbacks in the home to survive the economic turmoil according to new research

One in four adults (25 per cent) plan to work longer hours during the next six months and one in

Thousands of people are failing to take steps to reduce their tax bill and help them survive the credit crunch

The British population has mixed views about the role of taxes and is confused about what taxes we have in

The Chancellor, Alistair Darling, has revealed plans to double the inheritance tax (IHT) threshold for couples.

In less than four days the Inland Revenue deadline for submitting your self assessment return on time passes. After September

People who have just set up their own companies often worry unnecessarily about self-assessment, a self-employment support company has stated

HM Revenue and Customs has announced that it will be looking much more closely at how wealthy families use the