Coming soon! Our latest Young Money Report, in collaboration with @MouthyMoney, launches tomorrow! We surveyed 500 18-30yo to uncover their financial goals and aspirations and industry experts commented on the findings. #YoungMoney #GenerationAspiration #financialfreedom

Hot off the press! Our Young Money Report, in partnership with @MouthyMoney, is live! For the full report: mrm-london.com/whats-happenin…. To find out what Gen Z thinks about all things financial along with industry perspective on what this means for financial services #youngmoney

Insights from our Young Money survey reveal 83% of 18-30 year-olds are content with financial services. Simplicity (60%) takes the lead. James Marston from Quilter shares his views. Read more: mrm-london.com/whats-happenin… #YoungMoney #GenerationAspiration

Gen Z's top financial products used? Credit cards, savings accounts, and cash ISAs. Gillian Hepburn emphasises the importance of considering long-term investing. For more insights: mrm-london.com/whats-happenin… #YoungMoney #GenerationAspiration #FinancialInsights

In our recent Young Money Report, home ownership tops the aspirations list for 18-30 year-olds (48%). While retirement planning ranks lower at 14%. Cath Collins gives her views. For more: mrm-london.com/whats-happenin… #YoungMoney #GenerationAspiration

With our Young Money Report exploring Gen Z's financial goals, Rachel Sondhi from Plum emphasises the importance of balancing short and long-term goals. Dive into details: mrm-london.com/whats-happenin… #YoungMoney #GenerationAspiration

In our Young Money Report, 7 in 10 believe home ownership is achievable. For those who don't, 58% cite earning limitations, and 55% high living costs. David Hollingworth from L&C Mortgages shares his insights on the hurdles. For more: mrm-london.com/whats-happenin… #YoungMoney

Our latest Young Money report [mrm-london.com/whats-happenin…] unveils that many young respondents trust financial fininfluencers. @ola_majekodunm from All Things Money speaks out on the role social media platforms need to pay. #YoungMoney #GenerationAspiration

In our Young Money research, 26% used 'buy now, pay later' schemes based on finfluencers' advice. Sarah Marks, CEO of @RedSTARTEducate shares her thoughts. mrm-london.com/whats-happenin… #YoungMoney #GenerationAspiration

On the back of our Young Money report, we spoke to Gen Z-ers Francesca and Ria to find out their views on the money management apps they rely on and their future financial goals. For the full report: mrm-london.com/whats-happenin… #YoungMoney #FinancialINsights

With plenty of positives to be found in our Young Money research @octopus_uk's CEO Ruth Handcock gave her thoughts on what the industry can do to build relationships with the next generation. Full report: mrm-london.com/whats-happenin… #YoungMoney #GenerationAspiration

Exciting news! Tomorrow, we'll release the latest Money Matters Index from MRM in partnership with Mouthy Money. Stay tuned! #MoneyMattersIndex #financialinsights #consumerbehaviour #wealth

Exciting news! The latest edition of Money Matters Index from MRM, in partnership with @MouthyMoney, is now available flipsnack.com/6B7DF799E8C/mm… #MoneyMattersIndex #FinancialInsights #consumerbehaviour #wealth

Here's what our head of consumer finance Chris Tuite had to say on our latest Money Matters Index report looking at the financial attitudes, ambitions and aspirations of UK adults. For a full copy of the report click here: flipsnack.com/6B7DF799E8C/mm…

Following the launch of our latest MMI report with Mouthy Money, Chris Tuite gives his personal take on the findings and why his views on money and happiness take inspiration from both Luther Vandross and Spike Milligan. mrm-london.com/whats-happenin…

Our Money Matters Index found that a third of the 2,000 UK adults we surveyed believe their monthly financial outgoings are higher than their income, with just over a quarter (28%) saying their ins and outs were roughly the same. You can read more here: flipsnack.com/6B7DF799E8C/mm…

How much do you need to earn to be happy or consider yourself to be wealthy? According to our latest MMI report, it would take, on average, almost £87,000 a year to be happy, with £1,04m of assets to be considered wealthy in 2024. For more insights: flipsnack.com/6B7DF799E8C/mm…

Have you been more attentive to your money in the past year? According to our latest Money Matters Index, in partnership with Mouthy Money, more than half (58%) of the people we surveyed said they had, with only 7% less so. To find out more insights: flipsnack.com/6B7DF799E8C/mm…

Our Money Matters Index did a deep dive into how far in advance people felt that financial planning was required, along with what this looked like in reality. For a copy of the full report please click here: flipsnack.com/6B7DF799E8C/mm…

Hot off the press! Our new Young Money Report surveyed 1,000 young people who are optimistic about their financial future but rely on social media influencers for advice. Stay tuned for insights and steps the industry can take to better support them. flipsnack.com/6B7DF799E8C/20…