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The financial burden which families are placed under is becoming increasingly heavy, a new study has revealed.

It is important that consumers take steps to ensure the heat is not turned up on their finances, it has been reported.

Britons are continuing to struggle with rising living costs, a new study shows.

In an attempt to relieve short-term money management pressures, Britons could be placing their finances under more strain than they had previously anticipated.

Consumers are set to see the cost of paying for electricity and gas placing an increasingly heavy burden on their finances, it has been reported.

It is important for people to take steps to manage through the current climate of financial turmoil.

Although many may view retirement as a time in which to take things in life easy, this does not mean people should relax entirely when managing money.

Those in debt are taking longer to get out of the red and back into the black.

Now is an ideal time for Britons to get to grips with their personal finance situation.

As the credit crunch continues to clamp down on consumers’ ability to manage their finances, rising numbers of Britons are looking to put cash away for later life.

Even after receiving a financial windfall it appears that a significant number of people are still placing themselves under unnecessary monetary pressure.

With rises in the cost of living showing no signs of abating, consumers are increasingly looking towards older members of their family to supplement their finances.

In the continued period of economic uncertainly, significant numbers of Britons are looking to be proactive with their money management and get themselves on a firm financial footing, a new study shows.

With a hit television show set to make its debut on the big screen later this month, those women looking to imitate their fictional heroes may find themselves coming under monetary pressure, according to a recent piece of research.