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More guides on Finder
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The average UK credit card holder thinks the physical card will die out in under 10 years
Half of credit card holders (50%) will stop using their physical card within 5 years
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The average investor could lose over £1.2k on broker fees per year
Over a decade, the average UK investor could lose £12.4k on broker fees
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Looking to get married overseas? Italy is the most popular destination for Brits (with Ireland a close second)
Italy is currently the most popular foreign country for Brits to get married in according to new research from the personal finance comparison site, finder.com
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Gold is the best investment choice at the halfway point of 2022 as Bitcoin nearly halves in value
£1,000 investments into 7 of the UK’s most popular investments from last year have been tracked throughout 2022
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The UK falls to 20th place as the most expensive country to buy a flat – but a central flat in London costs almost FIVE times more than the global average!
The average cost of a two-bed city centre flat in the UK has fallen to £238,000, a £16,000 drop from 2020’s average of £254,000.
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Just Eat at home? A takeaway in the UK costs over 3 times more than a fakeaway
Buying a takeaway in the UK could cost the average Brit 345% more than a cooked air fryer ‘fakeaway’ meal according to new analysis by the shopping comparison website.
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Winners of the Finder Lending Innovation Awards 2022 revealed!
Finder has announced the 14 winners and highly commended companies for this year’s Lending Innovation Awards.
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Running out of gas? UK petrol prices are 58% more expensive than the global average – with the average tank now costing almost £82 to fill!
New research by finder.com revealed a full 50-litre tank of petrol in the UK could cost UK drivers up to £82. That’s 58% more expensive than the global average cost of petrol (£51.72)!
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Half of British investors plan to ‘buy the dip’ (plus, how does this crash compare with the worst of the last 50 years?)
New research by finder.com has revealed half (48%) of British investors plan to buy the dip (if the share market falls by at least 20% in 2022).
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Easter spending in the UK to rise to £892 million this year
The latest projections by finder.com have revealed that around £892 million is expected to be spent on things like gifts and chocolates over this year’s Easter.
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