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The expense of sending their children back to school could be a costly affair for many parents, it has been reported.

While the thought of zooming off in the car for a break this August bank holiday might be a tempting one for many Britons, it is important for such consumers to first take a number of precautions.

The cost of car insurance continues to weigh down on motorists, new research shows.

One generation of people seem not to be worried about the ongoing effects of the credit crunch and are continuing to be happy spending their hard earned cash, it has been claimed.

A significant number of consumers could be leaving their homes wide open to crime, new research suggests.

An increasing number of homeowners appear to be taking steps to safeguard their spending, according to new research.

With arguably the world’s largest sporting event taking place next month, those looking to watch the athletic action should first of all take the proper precautions.

Britons have substantial concerns about their financial future, a new study shows.

With the impact of the credit crunch continuing to make its presence felt, it is important for consumers to take steps to ensure their financial security.

With the financial forecast looking bleaker, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) has warned that failing to protect against the possibility of redundancy could land Britons in hot water in the coming year.

Millions of UK citizens are disappointed with the Bank of England monetary policy committee’s (MPC) decision to maintain the base rate of interest at five per cent.

The outlook which Britons hold in regards to their finances has continued to weaken, new figures show.

Although the continued impact of the credit crunch is being felt by consumers of all ages, the personal finance pinch is more acute for particular groups than it is others, a new study shows.

Despite the convenience opting for an insurance product provided by their mortgage lender may give them, in doing so consumers could find they are unwittingly turning up the pressure on their finances.