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Since the lockdown started, 2 in 5 Brits (41%) say they have been shopping at their local stores more regularly than they did before, according to a new white paper, Shopping in a coronavirus world: How retail is evolving, from finder.com.

Someone in the UK with an average savings amount of £6,750 would need to wait over 535 years in order to buy a new Ford Fiesta with the interest earned from a typical easy-access savings account.

The average Brit is saving £54.67 each week by not socialising or doing leisure activities, while working from home will cut out £44.78 per week by not commuting or buying lunch.

New research reveals how much the average pension pot in the UK holds, and how many Brits don’t have a pension at all.

New research shows yearly returns on the average buy-to-let property in the UK are over £4000 lower than they were in 2022

Analysis of buy now, pay later (BNPL) service usage.

40% of experts agree that the latest base rate rise could contribute to a UK housing market crash.

Analysis of UK parents’ efforts to financially educate their children.

New research of the personal finance comparison site finder.com shows that two thirds of those with an overdraft have no idea how much it’s costing them.

With more than 18.7 million Brits (36%) planning to drive to the shops this Christmas, we commissioned a freedom of information request to find the cities where people are most, and least, likely to get a parking fine in December.