Gen Z Saves £8,300 on Average, Defying Expectations
New data reveals Generation Z adults are saving an average of £8,300, outpacing other generations through digital tools, side hustles, and disciplined habits despite economic challenges.
New data reveals Generation Z adults are saving an average of £8,300, outpacing other generations through digital tools, side hustles, and disciplined habits despite economic challenges.
Personal finance expert Brian Brynes suggests a monthly 'financial date night' to review money habits, set goals, and improve long-term financial health for UK households.
The Isle of Man's tax-neutral jurisdiction with zero corporate tax and no capital gains tax provides stability amid global regulatory uncertainty, attracting fund managers seeking predictable long-term planning.
A tribunal ruled that an ecologist's exclusion from a work Christmas party was justified discrimination due to her mental health conditions and occupational health advice.
Letters to the Guardian argue for changing National Insurance rules to let older workers continue paying into their pension pots while boosting public funds, challenging ageist stereotypes.
Tania Kalila offered free eyelash training to mothers with young children, expecting 10 applicants but receiving over 150 requests, highlighting the urgent need for flexible work options.
A woman shares her painful experience of workplace insensitivity during a high-risk pregnancy, highlighting the need for compassion and support for expectant mothers.
New King's Trust research reveals over 70% of UK young adults are anxious about careers, with AI fears rising and job availability declining locally.
With Bank of England rate cuts forecast for 2026, UK savers must rethink strategies. Expert advice on instant access, notice, and fixed-term accounts to protect savings value.
Explore the surge in polygamous working, where employees hold multiple full-time jobs secretly. Learn about legal risks, fraud cases, and the impact of hybrid work on this growing trend in the UK.
Germany's Christian Democrats business wing proposes ending legal entitlement to part-time work, calling it 'lifestyle' choice. Critics warn it ignores childcare needs and economic realities.
A new report reveals 700,000 unemployed graduates are claiming benefits, prompting calls to shift focus from university to technical education and apprenticeships.
A 50-year-old father from Guildford faces unemployment despite extensive experience, highlighting challenges for over-50s in the UK job market amid rising redundancies.
A 50-year-old British man shares his challenges in securing employment, highlighting age-related barriers and the competitive job market in the UK.
Analysis reveals the traditional January job search peak has moved to late January due to hybrid working patterns, with insights on recruitment trends and economic challenges.
Over a quarter of UK workers fear job loss to AI within five years, with Randstad survey revealing mismatched expectations between employers investing in automation and concerned employees.
Policymakers urged to steer AI development toward augmenting human capabilities rather than automation, as IMF warns of job market 'tsunami' and tech leaders call for social responsibility.
Minnesota workers are pressuring major corporations like Target and Delta to take a stand against ICE operations following recent deaths and arrests in the state.
A personal finance journey from credit card reliance to mindful spending through a weekly £10 treat budget, offering practical tips for enjoying life on less.
In January 1986, Rupert Murdoch moved News International's newspapers to Wapping, triggering a bitter year-long strike that transformed British newspaper production and industrial relations.
African workers discuss the 'black tax', sending money to relatives via apps, highlighting financial strain and cultural duty across Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa.
Kristalina Georgieva warns AI will transform 60% of jobs in advanced economies, with young workers and entry-level roles most vulnerable to elimination.
The Department for Work and Pensions warns Universal Credit claimants about £50 fines for failing to report 20 key changes in circumstances, with penalties for non-compliance.
UK private sector expands at fastest rate in two years, but hospitality faces steep job losses due to Labour's policy decisions on taxes and wages.
Prue Leith steps down from The Great British Bake Off at 86, igniting a conversation about age, work, and the value of experience in modern Britain.
Millions of UK parents are losing hundreds in free pension money annually by overlooking a government incentive for non-earning partners during parental leave.
The full list of UK bank holidays for 2027 has been revealed, featuring two extended four-day weekends due to weekend clashes with Christmas and Easter dates.
New research reveals Gen Z office workers are increasingly using AI tools to compensate for confidence issues and skills gaps, while fearing job replacement by the technology.
A job candidate's surprised gasp at a salary offer led to a higher pay package, sparking debate about this risky negotiation tactic. Experts weigh in on safer alternatives.
Performers union Equity has received an enhanced offer on AI protections from producers, with further negotiations planned to establish industry standards for digital likeness usage.