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The demand for US property among consumers in Britain is rising. According to one expert, this is because of gains in the strength of the pound.
Concerns over the cost of higher education in the UK are rising. This is according to the Association of Investment Companies.
Older consumers are being badly affected by the economic problems, according to one firm. It suggested that the over-50s are one group that has been among the hardest hit.
Consumers may experience rising levels of debt, it has been suggested. According to one expert, the economic downturn is continuing to make its impact felt.
Many Britons want to own a home abroad. However, some are waiting until the pound gains strength before committing to a purchase, it has been noted.
Pensions may decline in value due to changes being implemented by the government. This is according to Keith Churchouse, who said retirees will receive less income.
The school holidays are a time when youngsters can relax. However, they may prove to be expensive for parents, it has been pointed out.
Summer holidays are popular among Britons. However, such adventures do not always come cheap, a firm has pointed out.
A rising number of people may be experiencing financial problems due to the recession. R3 suggests there are regional disparities in terms of bankruptcy rates.
Seeing others get divorced may increase the likelihood that couples will separate, it has been claimed. According to a Relate counsellor, such circumstances cause people to question their own relationships.
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