Savers miss out due to 'worrying' lack of access to advice
Young people worst affected
One in five adults are saving or investing less because they cannot access financial advice on how to handle their money, research from the Nottingham Building Society has found.
The study found 21% of adults believe they are not saving as much as they could, and estimated they could put away an extra £134 a month on average if they could get financial advice - the equivalent of...
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