Most people own a borrowing product of some form, such as a credit card, but Britons tend to class themselves as savers rather than ...
The proportion of Brits keeping up with their household bills is on the rise – but a substantial number of parents and those who ...
As the digital-only bank Monzo prepares to launch its first major advertising campaign, should more established lenders be concerned about losing market share?
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The data shows that almost one in five (17%) Britons still visit a bank branch at least monthly.
The disparity between homeowners and renters is examined in the latest edition of YouGov’s Debt Tracker.
The ‘big four’ banks have improved their customer satisfaction scores over the past five years.
As fraudsters become more sophisticated and advanced in their methods, the risk to account holders grows.
New YouGov data reveals that high-levels of satisfaction with banks is a barrier to increased switching
Ten years after the financial crisis, trust in banks remains low.