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UK study shows £2,000 in savings cuts debt risk by up to 60%, with small monthly savings boosting financial resilience.
A University of Bristol study commissioned by the Building Societies Association finds that UK households with a £2,000 savings buffer are significantly less likely to fall behind on bills or face problem debt, cutting risks by up to 60% compared to those with less than £200 saved.
Based on a decade of data from around 7,000 individuals, the research shows saving one month’s income can reduce financial stress by nearly 75%, while even £200 or more in savings offers meaningful protection.
Having a basic savings account often leads to using other financial products like ISAs, with households using both being five times more likely to feel financially comfortable.
Experts stress that small, consistent savings—such as £10 a month—can build long-term resilience and improve wellbeing, highlighting the need for accessible tools, financial education, and policy support to help people, especially lower-income families, develop sustainable saving habits.
Un estudio del Reino Unido muestra que 2.000 libras esterlinas de ahorro reducen el riesgo de deuda hasta en un 60%, con pequeños ahorros mensuales que aumentan la resiliencia financiera.