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Sport, recreational and fitness activities for adults (aged 16+) in England
The May 2018 / 2019 Active Lives survey of adults for Sport England has been released.
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Digital-only banks are winning over more UK consumers
13% of new current accounts opened in the UK from Jan-June 2019 were digital-only fintech banks.
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Take up of private tuition is increasing among young people, with more than a quarter receiving private tuition outside of school
In our latest annual survey on behalf of the Sutton Trust, 27% of 11-16 year olds say they have ever received private tuition outside of school, up from 18% when the question was first asked in 2005.
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Knowing the right people is more important for getting on in life than a university degree, according to young people
Our latest survey on behalf of the Sutton Trust, published on A-level results day, shows that young people think that knowing the right people and being confident are more important for getting on in life than going to university.
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A Recipe for My Finances: How banks can better cater for new savers
In a world with more online sources for pasta sauces than ISAs and mortgages, why haven’t financial institutions got their online presence for fledgling savers organised? Nina Gaber examines the ingredients financial services could add to their current offerings.
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Sport, recreational and fitness activities for adults in England
Ipsos was commissioned by Sport England to run the Active Lives Survey in 2015. The latest findings from the Active Lives Survey (covering November 2017 – November 2018) have now been published.
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Driverless Futures?
Self-driving cars create both opportunities and uncertainties for the public. How can we find out what the public thinks about a technology that doesn’t yet exist?
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Global study finds high levels of concern about ageing
Ipsos’s new global study, conducted in partnership with the Centre for Ageing Better, a charity funded by an endowment from The National Lottery Community Fund, illustrates the attitudes to ageing across 30 countries.