Germans are least likely to want their own home.

Fraud victims open up about feelings of shame and losing trust in banks and payment services

One in three Britons increased their savings during the pandemic, which is higher than in countries like France, Germany and the US

Despite concerns about a potential third wave of COVID-19 threatening the government’s end of lockdown roadmap, consumer confidence is at its highest level in five years

YouGov Profiles explores how people buy their cars.

YouGov explores attitudes towards insurance.

The YouGov framework study highlights the attitudes and behavioural traits of core consumer groups based on the value of the investable assets they have and the extent to which they look for profitable ways to invest money.

YouGov Direct data highlights attitudes to cryptocurrency.

Consumer confidence reaches 110.5, the highest level since September 2016

With each passing year, decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are integrating further into the modern financial system, and the gambling sector is no exception. As the industry entrenches itself more deeply into digital behaviours, it’s important to understand the attitudes gamblers in Britain hold about digital money.

Londoners in social grade C2DE, who tend to do manual work, are the most likely to say they’ll never be able to buy their own place

A similar figure say they would not manage well financially if they split up with their significant other

YouGov global data examines trust in financial services.

YouGov's debt tracker polled Brits who used Buy Now Pay Later services.

YouGov data shows that three in five aren’t reassured that the government would step in if needed

One in five companies with furloughed staff say they’re unlikely to keep all of them on

YouGov data shows that Beefeater saw the most brand movements for March 2021.

A new YouGov webinar explores banking across Europe.

YouGov's debt tracker reveals how the pandemic has affected Britons' financial attitudes.

Consumer confidence rises steadily as the economy starts to reopen, according to the latest analysis from YouGov and the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr)