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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.

The 10 winners and highly commended companies in the Finder Investing & Saving Innovation Awards 2021 have been revealed today.

Younger generations are embracing the risks of investing following the initial coronavirus market crash.

Newlyweds could pay up to £2,255 more for their stay in a quarantine hotel than their honeymoon