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- Oct 1, 2026
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Brits feel increasingly positive about their financial future, survey suggests (opens the original)
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An annual study of over 4,000 adults found financial confidence has risen from 79% to 85% since 2024. When it comes to savings, confidence has also increased from 79% to 83%, while fewer than half of adults feel comfortable with the idea of investing – although this has risen from 33% to 40%. Just over half say they now feel confident planning for retirement, up from 46% to 54%. The research shows those who are more financially confident are more likely to set long-term financial goals (85% vs 6
Ways Brits try to keep 'future self' happy as three quarters plan ahead (opens the original)
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A poll of 2,000 adults found 77% believe that by starting small, positive habits today, they’ll be able to make their lives more straight forward further down the line. Ways in which people try to help their future selves include building up loyalty points with favourite brands (47%) and planning meals in advance to make ingredients go further and cut down on waste (41%). Meanwhile, 23% have considered switching banks for better deals, and 17% round up and save the difference each time they make
Young Brits three times more likely to be targeted by scams than grandparents (opens the original)
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Younger Brits have long assumed their grandparents were most susceptible to online fraud, but fresh research has revealed that tech-savvy young adults are prime targets for digital con artists. A study of 3,000 UK adults, commissioned by insurer SquareTrade, discovered that 61% of 25-to-34-year-olds and 59% of 18-to-24-year-olds were personally targeted by a scam — nearly triple the 20% rate reported by those aged over 65. Social media platforms and messaging apps proved to be the principal gate
Landline users urged to take action as switch-off deadline looms (opens the original)
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Almost half of UK landline users are unaware of the analogue phone switch-off, despite the January 2027 deadline fast approaching. The country's traditional phone network is being decommissioned as services move over to digital technology, meaning households with landline phones will need to make the shift to internet-based calls. A survey of 2,000 adults with a landline telephone in their home revealed that 53% use it on a weekly basis, yet 45% don't fully understand what steps they need to tak
Six in 10 Brits put off making life improvements as it's 'too much effort' (opens the original)
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A poll of 2,000 adults found over a quarter (28%) of these have decided against starting a new fitness routine because it feels like too much of a time commitment. A further 18% have even put off career changes or applying for a new job altogether, worried it would be too much trouble for too little return. When it comes to the home, many have delayed making simple improvements that could have a big impact, such as decluttering (42%), redecorating (41%), carrying out repairs (39%) or even gettin
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