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  • Cost of living fears outweigh mental health and climate change as biggest concern for parents – poll

    April 7, 2023

    Fears about the cost of living outweigh those of mental health, climate change, social media and bullying for a third of UK parents, a survey suggests. Almost a quarter of parents (24 per cent ) said finances and savings were a key concern for their children’s futures but just 9 per cent  said they were [...]

  • Every little helps: Loyalty cards determining over half of Brits’ shopping choices amid cost of living crisis

    April 4, 2023

    Some 54 per cent of Brits said that price discounts via loyalty cards were most likely to encourage them to buy a product as the cost of living crisis spurs shoppers to hunt for the best bargains.   According to data by NIQ, a further 35 per cent of consumers said that a ‘special price discount’ [...]

  • Recession fears see Brits stock up on own-brand kitchen staples

    April 3, 2023

    THE COST of living crisis is beginning to be felt in the pockets of ordinary punters – with more than one in three turning towards own brand products to keep the kitchen cupboard stocked. New research from KPMG suggests more than half of UK consumers have reduced ‘non-essential’ spending amid recession fears, with eating out top of [...]

  • Broadband, mobile bills and council tax rises threaten ‘awful April’ for householders already facing cost of living crisis

    March 31, 2023

    Households battling the cost of living crisis are facing an onslaught of price hikes that could leave the average family hundreds of pounds a year worse off. From April 1, millions of people will face increases to their broadband, mobile, water and council tax bills. Most local authorities are putting up council tax by 5 [...]

  • Can online favourite Ocado make a comeback, or will its share price sink lower?

    March 28, 2023

    Ocado’s share price fell nearly six per cent in afternoon trade as the “magic” of the online retailer’s venture with Marks and Spencer did little to buoy the confidence of investors In its start of year trading update Ocado revealed that retail revenue grew slightly by 3.4 per cent, although a 7.5 per cent decrease [...]

  • UK suffering worst living standards squeeze on record, OBR boss warns

    March 26, 2023

    Brits’ spending power won’t recover to pre-pandemic levels for another half decade, the boss of the UK’s economic watchdog has warned. The UK is experiencing the “biggest squeeze on living standards we’ve faced in this country on record”, Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) chairman Richard Hughes said today. His stark warning came after the regulator’s [...]

  • Cost of living crisis: Inflation sees Brits take a real-terms pay cut yet again

    March 14, 2023

    British workers’ wages have been eroded by sky high inflation for the 15th month in a row despite them bagging bumper pay rises, official figures out today show. Real regular pay, which measures pay growth in cash terms minus inflation, fell on a monthly basis in January, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). [...]

  • Cost of living crisis: One in seven Brits have skipped meals because they cannot afford to eat

    March 7, 2023

    One in seven people have skipped meals due to the rising cost of living, according to a survey. Almost one in 10 have prioritised meals for other family members above themselves and 4% have used a food bank, the Which? consumer insight tracker found. Some seven in 10 (72 per cent) have turned the heating [...]

  • Kop of living crisis: Soaring bills hit Liverpool’s bottom line

    February 28, 2023

    It seems that even the world’s richest football clubs are not immune to the cost of living crisis after soaring bills put a dent in Liverpool’s profits. The Premier League club achieved record revenues of £594m last season but turned a pre-tax profit of just £7.5m following a steep rise in matchday overheads. The return [...]

  • Food shortages heap more pressure on struggling restaurants and cafes

    February 26, 2023

    British restaurateurs have said shortages of fruits and vegetables are proving “very problematic” for business amid an already challenging period for the sector.  “We’re experiencing mass shortages with the supply of fruit and vegetables. We are struggling to get avocado and berries in particular,” Philip Inzani, founder of Polo 24 Hour Bar, a cafe and [...]

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