Month: January 2019
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British men need ‘severe health worries’ before seeking help
British men admit a health concern would need to be ‘severe’ before they sought help, a study has found. A poll of adults aged 18-40 found 64 per cent of men often bury their heads in the sand until they really have to seek help. And more than one third would rather ignore a physical…
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How to slash your energy bills
Replacing the roof, upgrading to a modern boiler, installing cavity wall insulation and getting a smart meter are among the ways Brits want to try to cut their energy bills. A study of 2,000 adults found more than half long for a new roof to make their home more efficient while another 53 per want…
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Brits only feel “fit as a fiddle” nine times each month
The average Brit only feels ‘fit as a fiddle’ nine times a month. Tiredness, heavy workloads and a lack of exercise mean less than one third of the year is spent feeling in tip top condition, both mentally and physically. Instead, the average adult spends three days a week feeling tired or lacking in energy…
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Car insurance blunder leaves Brits millions out of pocket every year
BRITISH motorists could be getting fleeced by their insurance policies because they are on cruise control when it comes to renewing their deal. New research has revealed more than a third of drivers let their annual car insurance policy auto-renew instead of shopping round for the best deal. Customers who roll over their contract typically…
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Cutting down on meat saved Brits more than £2.8 BILLION in 2018
A QUARTER of UK adults reduced their meat intake over the last year, saving an average £209 each. Researchers found that the biggest motivations for making the change include health concerns, saving money and reducing the impact of meat consumption on the environment. Commissioned by vegetarian brand, Linda McCartney Foods, the study found the proportion…