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

The economic downturn is putting strain on consumers' ability to save money, new research shows.

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.

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

With October half-term school holiday on the horizon, many Britons may be looking towards taking a break from the stresses of modern life by choosing to spend a little time abroad. However, Tesco Travel Insurance reports that - whatever their destination -there a number of ways that those going away can limit any unnecessary pressures on their spending and be able to make some "savvy savings".

As banks across the world fail, unemployment rates increase and the credit crunch makes its presence felt, the economic downturn could be leaving many Britons worrying about more than just their finances.

As the credit crisis rumbles on, not only may consumers find they are struggling with their money management now but could also face greater problems doing so in the future, it has been suggested.

Although owning a pet can prove to be a pleasurable experience, people should make sure that having a four-legged friend does not place a gap in their finances.

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.

It is important that consumers concerned about rising energy costs are proactive in getting to grips with their expenditure, it has been reported.