Economy


Economy Survey

Lloyds Bank Saving Report - Quarter 1

The Lloyds Bank Saving Report is derived from independent consumer research. This provides a robust and representative sample of the entire UK market and its essential saving behaviours amongst UK bank account holders aged 18 - 75.
Economy Survey

The Lloyds Bank Lending Report

The Lloyds Bank Lending Report provides a robust and representative sample of the entire UK market and its essential lending behaviours amongst UK bank account holders aged 18 - 75 who hold at least one type of unsecured debt.
Public Health Survey

NHS funding and politics: the public's trust is not for sale

Louise Park, Associate Director and Stephanie Crowe, Research Executive from Ipsos write for the Health Service Journal exploring funding pledges for the NHS and how this resonates with the public
Healthcare Survey

The economy, the NHS...what do voters really care about when casting their election ballots?

Anna Quigley from Ipsos writes for the Health Foundation on what voters really care about, and the importance of the NHS in current and past elections.
Economy Survey

Lloyds Spending Power Report

The Lloyds Spending Power Report monitors sentiment towards spending, borrowing and saving amongst UK bank account holders aged 18-75.
Politics Survey

Election 2015: What clues are Scottish voters giving? Part One

Mark Diffley writes on the BBC website on the findings of part one of our Scottish General Election Priorities poll for BBC Scotland.
Economy Survey

Lloyds Spending Power Report

The Lloyds Spending Power Report monitors sentiment towards spending, borrowing and saving amongst UK bank account holders aged 18 - 75.
Economy Survey

Ipsos study for PayPal reveals drivers and barriers of mobile shopping around the world

Research carried out by Ipsos for PayPal, which investigated the mobile shopping habits of more than 17,500 consumers in 22 countries, reveals insights on mobile shopping behaviour, barriers and growth markets.
Economy Survey

New ways to save as research reveals seven-year retirement gap

New research by Ipsos for HSBC has revealed a seven-year savings gap where, in an average 18-year retirement, working age people worldwide expect to run out of their retirement savings and investments after just 11 years.