British businesses are the most likely to feel adequately supported among the large European economies – but their outlook is also the most pessimistic

The public are not convinced by the Government’s position that freeing some developers from making a proportion of new homes affordable will lead to more building

Business decision makers say they are well-prepared for Brexit but believe the government has done a “poor job” of consulting and communicating on its plans

YouGov RealTime data shows that many working Brits who hoped for extra money from their employers expect to miss out

This month Santander achieved the highest uplift in Ad Awareness of any brand in the UK with a +12.1 rise

Most Brits are unfamiliar with the UN targets for the future – but climate change is the most important goal among those who are familiar with them

People who are good at keeping a budget tend to be older and have higher trust in financial institutions

Consumer confidence continues to improve for the fifth month in a row even as a second wave of coronavirus looms, according to research from YouGov and the CEBR.

This is despite most (86%) business decision-makers saying that companies have a role to play in tackling racial inequality

Most Brits still stick with their current account for decades - but one in eight (13%) have switched in the past three years

On September 4, media reports revealed that Starling Bank would be introducing a “new charging structure” for certain services.

Insurance company Admiral saw the highest growth in new customers in its sector between January and August this year compared with the same period in 2019

The pandemic has accelerated the shift towards buying online, with PayPal seeing a steady increase in customers

They tend to be younger, female and more idealistic

A three-month run of gains in consumer confidence has been brought to an end by a slight dip, according to the latest analysis from YouGov and the Centre for Economics and Business Research.

One in six (16%) believe cryptocurrencies are the future of online financial transactions, while just 4% have used them as a payment method

Only a small fraction of Brits are open to taking risks in the stock market – who are they?

How have marketers fared during the COVID-19 pandemic?

The National Trust has seen improvements in many of its CharityIndex metrics following the COVID-19 lockdown

Social media could offer charities a way to target those typically least likely to donate