Older people are increasingly struggling when it comes to managing their money, new research has revealed.

As the Christmas season approaches, a significant number of Britons are worried about how they will manage their money.

With the credit crisis clamping down on consumers' finances, people are taking steps to curb their expenditure.

Britons continue to hold a diminishing optimism regarding towards their finances, it has been revealed.

Christmas may be less than two months away, but the financial burden of 2007's festivities continues to weigh down upon households, it has been reported.

As the half-term school holiday gets underway for many school children this week, allowing them a chance to relax, their parents should not expect any let up in the pressure that their finances are under. Indeed, it may be set to get even worse.

With the cost of food, energy and fuel all on the up and the housing market in a state of decline, the current financial climate might present itself as being an important time to set money aside for the future. However, it appears that a significant number of Britons are not doing this.

With the domestic league taking a break, a significant number of football fans are to turn their attention towards getting behind the three lions, a new study shows.

As the credit crunch continues to munch on consumers, new figures show that an increasing number of Britons are finding that getting to grips with their spending is becoming an increasingly difficult task.

Consumers are continuing to struggle under the burden of increasing food bills, it has been reported.