Relationships
Two out of three parents admit kids made them ‘behave better’
Having children has made nearly two out of three British parents (64%) put their principles into action, according to research from ethical bank Triodos. Nearly half of parents surveyed (44%) said having kids has made them more sensible with their money, while 29% have been forced to ‘mind their Ps and Qs'.
Making the most of family meal times
Spending quality time together as a family without distractions can seem ever more difficult in modern times. No longer just competing with the television for our children’s attentions, so many of us are forever glued to other screens too - our Blackberries, iPhones and laptops.
Jessica Farringdon Brides launches 2012 collection
Bridalwear specialist Jessica Farringdon Brides has officially launched its new 2012 collection.
Max Beesley on father’s battle with prostate cancer
Six out of ten men are completely unaware of some of the possible signs and symptoms of a disease which kills one man every hour in the UK. Before Max Beesley’s Father was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer, he was healthy, with a wonderful diet and showed no signs of being ill.
Mistrust and selfishness behind reluctance to open joint accounts
Being territorial over money, being secretive over purchases, and not trusting a partner with joint finances are common reasons why people in serious relationships will not open a joint current account with their partner, research from N&P (Norwich & Peterborough Building Society) has revealed.
The 12-point plan for short-notice nuptials
Since announcing fully inclusive midweek weddings at Quex House and its Hannah Dining Suite in Quex Park, the Kent country house in Birchington has received numerous enquiries for short-term availability.
Single parents discover park holiday perks
Single parents who sign up to a park holiday are escaping some of the main stresses which can mar an eagerly-awaited break.
Win a dream honeymoon at Quex Spring Wedding Fayre
The 2011 Quex Spring Wedding Fayre promises to be an event that will inspire all brides-to-be, with an eclectic display of exhibits ranging from dresses, cakes, jewellery, photography and wedding cars on view.
Cost of raising a child climbs to £210,000
The cost of raising a child until their 21st birthday now totals more than £210,000, according to the annual Cost of a Child Report from insurance, investment and retirement group LV=. This equates to £10,040 a year, £836 a month or £27.50 a day.
Boost family's protection at no extra cost
Research by Sainsbury's Life Insurance has revealed that the monthly average market life insurance premium has decreased for three quarters (74)% of customer profiles over the last 12 months.
Relaxing Mothers’ Day breaks from HomeAway.co.uk
Forget the flowers and chocolate this Mothers’ Day and treat your mum to a short break away where you can relax, unwind and really spend some quality time together.
Many UK children still face poor diet and nutrition
Children in the UK are risking serious illnesses later in life because of poor diet and nutrition while they are young, an important new study just published on behalf of the Health Supplements Information Service (HSIS) has found.
Wedding product searches up on Twenga
Twenga, the most comprehensive search engine, can reveal what trends are dominating spring wedding planning. The results show tradition holding its place, but not without a modern twist. Brides are expressing their personalities while respecting classical cues.
Honeymoon inspiration from Hamilton Island
Romantics inspired by the forthcoming royal nuptials should seize the extra Bank Holiday to book a trip to the jewel in Queensland's crown, Hamilton Island.
Parents need to save £82 each month to cover tuition fee costs
Parents need to save up to £82 each month starting from the birth of their child if they are to cover the cost of the new university tuition fees cap, according to analysis by Family Investments, a leading children's savings provider.