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A study by price comparison site finder.com has exposed the extent of the UK’s mobile phone obsession, as more than two million Brits admit to having used their phone during sex.

New research from personal finance comparison site, finder.com, has revealed that three quarters of savers (74%) have not felt the benefits of the Bank of England’s August interest rate rise.

The effects of Brexit could cause over 56% of Brits to shun EU mini-breaks.

The coronavirus pandemic originally saw panic buying as Brits prepared for a lockdown. While supermarket stocks have generally been replenished, our research has found that the average prices being charged by Internet sellers are still far higher than those in stores.

Over a third of young people aged 18–38 (36%) have cancelled plans with family or friends to watch a TV show, according to new research from personal finance comparison site. Despite the availability of catch-up TV services, finder.com’s data reveals that nearly a quarter of all Brits (23%) have skipped a social event due to a fear of missing out on their favourite show.

3 in 10 Brits (15 million) are making specific preparations for Britain’s withdrawal from the EU.

1 in 5 (21%) investors are relying solely on social media sites such as Instagram, TikTok and Twitter to research new investments.

Bitcoin (BTC) is predicted to hit US$80,000 this year, according to our latest Bitcoin Price Predictions Report.

Ethereum (ETH) is expected to reach a new all time high by the end of this year, according to our latest Ethereum Price Predictions Report.

Across the UK, British shoppers are expected to spend an estimated £4.8 billion on Black Friday and Cyber Monday this year, according to our annual research.