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  • Service With A Scowl

    19 October 2007
    Lisa Hancox

     

    Over sixteen million* (27%) Brits single out grumpy shop assistants and crabby cashiers for stifling their inner David Dickinsons and preventing them from saving money on purchases. London boasts the most surly staff, with 43% of the capital’s shoppers saying this stopped them from trying to get better deals. You are better off in Margate [...]

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    Adult Pocket Money Index: Personal allowances total £46.4bn a year

    04 June 2007
    Lisa Hancox

     

    Almost half of all UK adults (49%) set aside a fixed amount of pocket money each month, totalling a massive £46.4bn a year. A major study into the spending habits of the nation by PriceRunner.co.uk, the price comparison service, shows that the average Brit puts aside £164 a month in pocket money, or £37.85 a [...]

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    France at The Peak of Ski Holiday Price Table

    26 January 2007
    Lisa Hancox

     

    The 390,000 British skiers hitting the French Alps every year are being charged £788million more for skiing holidays than those going to the rest of Europe.

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    White Goods Most Popular Products in Post-Christmas Sales

    29 December 2006
    Lisa Hancox

     

    The sales started in earnest this Wednesday on the high street, but there were bargains to be found as early as Christmas Day morning on the internet.

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    Brits Don’t Go the Distance for a Bargain

    05 October 2006
    Lisa Hancox

     

    Bone idle Brits are wasting £88.4 million a year by not venturing out onto the streets to bag a bargain. One in five Britons will not get out of bed to save a tenner on a purchase and one in ten would rather stay on the sofa than bank £50.

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    Home Sweet Home costs Brits a cool £1 billion

    18 July 2006
    Lisa Hancox

     

    UK home movers spent £1.1 billion last year to ensure their new homes were decked out with all the latest kit, including: £160m on beds, £20m on toasters and £78m on washing machines. These figures are on top of the high purchase prices that house buyers are experiencing all over the UK.

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    We’ll-kommen Spend a Fortune

    25 May 2006
    Lisa Hancox

     

    English football fans are expected to shell out enough to buy five Theo Walcotts – a total of £60m – on trips to the World Cup. More than half of which (£34 million) will go towards boosting the German economy. Over 100,000 England fans will be making their way to Germany in the coming months [...]

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    Video Games Consoles Revealed as the Modern-day Fondue Set

    27 April 2006
    Lisa Hancox

     

    Over £2.5 billion-worth* of gadgets have been slung into cupboards across Britain after just one month of use according to a new report out today by PriceRunner.co.uk.

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    Savvy Santas: Britons Tightening Purse Strings on Present Buying

    12 December 2005
    Lisa Hancox

     

    Britons are getting savvy about their spending this Christmas. Over a third of the population (19.8 million) are planning to spend less than £25 per person on gifts for close friends or family, in order to avoid starting the New Year with large credit card bills and mounting overdrafts.

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    When is a bargain a bargain?

    12 October 2005
    Lisa Hancox

     

    Brits Bag a Bargain: A study into the shopping habits of the nation According to new research 14 per cent is the discount threshold when psychologically a purchase becomes a ‘bargain’.

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