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A new report from Wealthify has revealed almost three quarters (73%) of the country fall below new Financial Literacy Benchmark, exposing the UK as a weak performer on financial literacy relative to other similarly developed economies such as France, Canada, and New Zealand.

Scottish cities were amongst the worst performers in the UK sports economy in 2020, but a new report has indicated that targeted government support can help a sector worth almost £250 million combined in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen drive future prosperity and create more jobs. The joint &l

Real savings’ returns have plummeted to their lowest level since February 1976 due to the effects of rising inflation, new figures reveal. The study by Scottish Friendly and the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) reveals the real annual return on savings fell to -9.0% in July &n

Mounting inflation and increased taxation will leave the average UK household without enough money to cover all of their monthly living costs from later this year, according to new research. A new study by Scottish Friendly and the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr) has revealed that

A new economic report places Edinburgh in the top ten best performing cities for economic output and employment by the end of 2023 but reveals mixed fortunes ahead for Aberdeen and Glasgow. According to Irwin Mitchell’s latest UK Powerhouse report, produced by the Centre for Economics and Busi

Scottish organisations and employees are embracing hybrid work more than anywhere else in the UK, according to a Virgin Media O2 Business study with the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR).

As lockdown restrictions in the UK begin to ease, a new report suggests the realities of Brexit for many businesses are only now beginning to bite as the full impact of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) becomes clear. The report by law firm Irwin Mitchell and the Centre for Economics and Bus

Nearly two in five (39%) British adults, equivalent to 20 million people, plan to save a higher share of their income after the pandemic than they did before, including 17% who plan to save significantly more.

A new economic study by Irwin Mitchell and the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr) has shown Edinburgh survived the impact of COVID-19 better than most UK cities, but that by the end of next year, may be among the slowest growing in terms of output.

Grandparents setting aside money for their grandchildren could boost their savings pots by up to 30% if they chose to invest their money in the stock market, according to new figures from Scottish Friendly.

Small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) in Britain are set to miss out on £3 billion in lost interest over the next year, according to new research.

The generosity of the Bank of Mum and Dad could leave millions facing poverty when they retire, a study by Legal & General and the Centre for Economics and Business Research has found.