They may just be nipping out on a quick journey, but those motorists who constantly go on short driving trips could be putting their finances under pressure in the long run.

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

A significant number of Britons are putting themselves at financial risk, new research shows.

Despite often being a time of year that is filled with gift-giving and a busy social calendar, a significant number of Britons are looking to cut back on their spending this Christmas.

Now could be an ideal time to consider a home loan and move up the housing ladder, an expert has claimed.

Britons are beginning to hold a more positive outlook towards their finances, it has been reported.

A significant number of young drivers could be placing their finances under unnecessarily high pressure.

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.

With Halloween on the horizon, parents could find that their little devils could spook out their finances.

Although Britons may be looking forward to ensuring their Bonfire Night celebrations go off with a bang, they should be aware of the dangers that November 5th not only poses to them but to their pets.

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.

As the clocks turn back an hour this weekend, it is crucial that UK motorists take extra precautions while out on the road, it has been reported.