Debt1
Britons 'saving money with freebies'

Britons 'saving money with freebies'

Britons 'saving money with freebies'Friday 6th February 2009

Many UK residents are attempting to avoid debt by taking advantage of free offers and cost-free leisure pursuits, a new survey has indicated.

Research from Abbey Savings reveals that 24 per cent of Britons have reduced the cost of their leisure time in the past year by visiting museums and public libraries for free.

Furthermore, seven per cent of UK people are saving money by jogging in the park or cycling to work instead of renewing their gym membership, the survey discovered.

"Britons are finding more and more ways to make their cash go further and it's now even being reflected in our leisure time," commented Reza Attar-Zadeh, director of savings and investments at Abbey.

The research found that the average person has been able to reduce their monthly outgoings by £246 when seeking out free offers.

A recent survey from insurance firm LV= revealed that 19 per cent of UK motorists have either sold or downsized their car in the last 19 months to save money.

News article brought to you by Debt 1 - For confidential debt help and advice.ADNFCR-1737-ID-19014375-ADNFCR

Related News

Card users 'not clearing Christmas debt' - 05/02/09
Many credit card holders have not yet paid off the debts they built up during the Christmas period, a new survey has discovered
Credit card debts 'can be avoided' - 02/02/09
A newspaper has published some advice on avoiding the huge credit card bills which frequently lead to serious debt problems for consumers
Shopping addict tackles credit card debt - 30/01/09
A Scottish woman who ran up huge credit card debts due to her compulsive shopping habit has explained how she managed to get her finances under control
Financial education 'could prevent debt' - 29/01/09
A new study claims to offer proof that personal finance qualifications in schools can play a significant role in helping people to manage their money effectively
Consolidation 'good for larger debts' - 28/01/09
Taking out a debt consolidation loan can be a good way of dealing with larger debts with high interest payments, it has been claimed

<< Back To News Listings

News Article Search

Quick Apply








Yes No


I accept the Privacy Policy