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Perils of perception: 10 things people think about housing
Ben Marshall blogs for the Chartered Institute of Housing on the top 10 things the British public do and do not know about the UK housing market - and what they think.
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How financially literate are you? Take our Quiz!
Thinking of having a child? Know how much it would cost you? Test your financial savvy against the rest of Great Britain in Ipsos's Perils of Perception Quiz: the Money edition.
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Ipsos Research Highlights - July 2015
Find all the latest Ipsos social and market research for the last month collated here in one easily accessible document. This month we have been reflecting in particular on how much, and how little, things have changed since 1975, as part of Ipsos' 40th anniversary.
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Connected Travellers twice as likely to make travel bookings via mobile
TripAdvisor's latest TripBarometer study on the global booking trends and in-destination smartphone usage for Connected Travellers.
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Is the tide turning for streaming services?
In the blog Ipsos Connect’s Elliot Whitehead talks about streaming services and the challenge of offering extra value to subscribers.
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Public Attitudes to Assisted Dying
Ipsos surveyed adults in 15 countries on attitudes towards assisted dying laws
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Guest blog: Build, build, build (but don't forget quality)
Ben Marshall, Director of Ipsos gives us the public’s perspective on the importance of design in his latest blog for Shelter.
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Blowing it on a Lamborghini?
If you are approaching retirement, advice is crucial says Chris O'Brien of Ipsos Loyalty.
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Positive selling sentiment wavers with small dip in house price optimism
The fourth monthly wave of the Halifax Housing Market Confidence Tracker in 2015 shows that two thirds of Britons (63%) expect a rise in the average UK property price over the next year, significantly lower than the 67% who said this in March 2015.
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As Ryanair's profits soar, are analysts right to attribute it to its new customer-friendly policy?
Milorad Ajder of the Ipsos Reputation Centre features in CityAM agreeing with the proposition that Ryanair's profits can be attributed to it's new customer-friendly policy.