Single people 'better at saving', says UK survey

Single people are better at saving than those who live with a partner, a British survey suggested today.

Single people 'better at saving', says UK survey

Single people are better at saving than those who live with a partner, a British survey suggested today.

The average person who lives on their own saved 8.68% of their monthly income during the three months to the end of August, compared with the 6.92% of their pay set aside by someone who was married or cohabiting, according to National Savings and Investments.

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