A quarter (25 per cent) of adults have stopped or are planning to stop contributing to their workplace pensions in order to keep up with the rising cost of living, according to research from Charles Stanley
The latest news in brief coming out of the consumer finance space in the week commencing 24 October, featuring The Mortgage Lender, Bevan Money, and more...
Savers in the UK are prioritising short-term flexibility over locking their money away for the long-term, research from digital bank Chase has indicated
Moneyhub has secured an initial £35m in funding from Legal & General and Lloyds Banking Group, with an additional £5m debt facility provided by Shawbrook
The number of residential property transactions in the UK during September remained broadly unchanged from the previous month, new figures from HMRC have shown
Financial services firms are turning to technology in order to surface data as they prepare for the FCA’s new Consumer Duty, according to new research from Moneyhub
Sixteen point three per cent of older workers who rent are on track for a moderate retirement income, according to Hargreaves Lansdown’s Savings and Resilience Barometer, compared to 57.7% of those who own their own home
Lending across the second charge sector totalled £166.5m in August, according to figures reported directly from second charge lenders to Loans Warehouse
Many regulated firms in the UK are wasting hours of business time by using manual methods of verification to onboard new individual customers, new research has shown