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Parents miss out on £4k child savings boost by not opening accounts sooner (opens the original)
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Parents could be missing out on saving £4,000 for their children by not opening an account until they are five. A study of 2,000 mums and dads with children under 18 found that once they start saving, they put away an average of £63.24 a month for their child's future. But parents typically wait until their child is around five years old before setting up a savings account. This means they could be missing out on around £3,794 that could have been built up from birth. However, 11% don't get a sa
Students heading to university have one big fear before starting (opens the original)
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Young people have a big worry before university(Image: GettyImages) Almost eight out of ten sixth-formers intending to go to university are worried about getting a job at the end of their degree, a survey commissioned by Brunel University of London reveals. And 55 per cent of those deciding against higher education, say the cost of tuition fees and student loans has put them off. The survey of pupils in Years 12 and 13 highlights underlying concern about the future – and fears about AI, with onl
Eight in 10 Brits avoid being spontaneous - needing everything to be 'perfect' (opens the original)
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Women are more likely to turn down last-minute plans(Image: Getty Images) Eight in 10 Brits avoid being spontaneous. A survey of 2,000 adults revealed that people prefer at least a week's notice for plans. Nearly half (45%) don't want to feel hurried, while others would rather maintain control of the situation, or suffer from a lack of motivation. Two thirds (63%) confessed they favour planning ahead over being impulsive, but for 17% the stress of getting everything "perfect" is a primary reason
Heartbreaking real life stories of homelessness turned into art (opens the original)
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The installations are in London, Bristol and Reading Leading UK homelessness charity St Mungo’s has launched ‘I Was Here’, a free national public art installation transforming traditional graffiti-style name tags into powerful visuals of survival and hope. Created in collaboration with renowned street artist, Luke Embden, the commissioned artworks are inspired by the real-life stories of people who have experienced homelessness. The pieces are installed across London, Bristol, and Reading - the
Language barriers leave Brits struggling to get medical help abroad (opens the original)
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Language barriers make it difficult for Brits to get help abroad(Image: Getty Images) Only a third of travellers feel confident they could explain a medical issue to a doctor when abroad. A study of 2,000 adults found language is one of the biggest barriers when falling ill on holiday. Just 28% are confident they could comprehend medical advice they were given, and 13% have delayed seeking help for a medical issue while abroad because of issues with the language, or a lack of knowledge on how to
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