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Is A Bill-Paying Revolution In Domestic Energy Around The Corner?
One in three energy customers who are on the internet at home would like to pay their gas or electricity bills on-line.
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The Summer Breeze and a Soft-top, Plus the Partner of Your Choice
Half, 49%, of the British people have either driven or been a passenger in a convertible car, but only three in ten women, 29%, would choose their husband or boyfriend as their ideal partner for a ride in a soft-top. This compares to four in ten, 42%, men who say they would choose wife or girlfriend, according to a survey carried out on behalf of Privilege Insurance by MORI Financial Services (May 1999).
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Three Quarters of British Drivers are Being Threatened on the Road
Over three quarters (76%) of drivers in Great Britain have experienced some form of threatening behaviour while driving, with one in five (18%) experiencing serious offences, according to the latest MORI research commissioned by Direct Line, the UK's leading motor insurer.
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Two Thirds of Adults Have Heard Of ISAs But Over Half Of These Know Nothing More About Them
67% of adults say they have heard of ISAs but, disappointingly, over half of those who have heard of ISAs (57%) say they know nothing about them, according to recent figures released by Marks & Spencer Financial Services (M&SFS). The research carried out by MORI Financial Services for M&SFS is a clear illustration that the education task by ISA providers still has a long way to go.
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Majority Of British Investors "No Wiser" About ISAs Despite A Year Of Intensive Promotion
Two thirds (67%) of the British public, who are aware of ISAs feel that they have no better understanding of ISAs than they had 12 months ago according to a latest MORI survey which has been commissioned by Charles Schwab Europe.
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Sir Cliff Richard Beats Blair, Hague and Darling in Money Advice Poll
More people would trust Sir Cliff Richard than either Tony Blair or William Hague to sell them a decent pension, and virtually no one would choose Alastair Darling, the Government Minister in charge of pensions - according to a new MORI survey for i.e. group, a UK new financial services group.
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Public want more control over healthcare decisions
In a recent MORI poll, three quarters said that as a matter of principle, free healthcare should be available to all, whatever the cost to the taxpayer.
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British Public Sleepwalking Into Savings Crisis
Only three in ten British people (31 per cent) know what an ISA is, according to a new MORI survey commissioned by Royal London Insurance.
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Travel Insurance
In a recent MORI survey, 86% of the holidaymakers asked said that they bought their travel insurance from a travel agent and 14% from a tour operator. The main reasons for doing this were that it was easy to arrange everything at once (40%) and that the insurance was included as part of the holiday package (30%).