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Consumer card spending grew just 1.9 per cent in February – the lowest since 2022 – but Insperiences benefitted as takeaways and digital content soared

Consumer card spending grew just 1.9 per cent in February – the lowest since 2022 – but Insperiences benefitted as takeaways and digital content soared

March 5 2024

Consumer card spending grew just 1.9 per cent year-on-year last month – significantly lower than […]

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The currency of convenience: 80 per cent of 85–95-year-olds now pay with contactless

The currency of convenience: 80 per cent of 85–95-year-olds now pay with contactless

February 27 2024

New Consumer Spend data from Barclays’ annual contactless trends report has revealed that 2023 was […]

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Consumer card spending grew just 3.1 per cent in January as Brits opted for nights in and home-cooked meals, yet confidence in personal finances reached two-year high

Consumer card spending grew just 3.1 per cent in January as Brits opted for nights in and home-cooked meals, yet confidence in personal finances reached two-year high

February 6 2024

Consumer card spending grew 3.1 per cent year-on-year in January – less than the latest […]

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UK retailers start selling Christmas earlier than ever, finds Barclays

November 17 2023

Christmas is coming early for the UK’s corporate retail sector, with nearly half (49 per […]

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