A study by Hargreaves Lansdown found that parts of the South East of England are the most financially resilient in the UK, while Hull, Nottingham, and Liverpool are the least. The study looked at savings levels, retirement readiness, debt, and housing affordability, with Wokingham and Elmbridge scoring high due to incomes and homeownership levels. On the other hand, Hull ranked poorly due to low leftover money, emergency savings, and pension savings, according to the report.
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Voices: From Woolworths to WH Smith: Independent readers name the high street brands they miss the most
The disappearance of iconic high street brands like Woolworths, WH Smith, and BHS has left a bittersweet mark on our shopping history, as these stores were more than just places to buy goods, but a part of daily life and the fabric of town centres. Rising rents, changing consumer habits, and the rise of online shopping have all contributed to the decline of these beloved stores, altering the landscape of our high streets forever. With...
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