Three in ten Brits (29%) feel they are able to manage their money better now, with 26% planning for the future more – thanks to the cost-of-living crisis.
The economic slump has prompted 34% of adults to take better control of their finances, with two in five (41%) prioritising becoming more financially resilient, according to a survey of 2,000 people.
One in three (32%) chose to invest their money last year in something other than a cash ISA or savings account, with two-thirds of those doing so for the very first time.
