Molly Lambert

1 week ago | expressandstar.com | Molly Lambert

In our fast-paced lives, convenience often drives our spending—whether it's an Uber after a night out or a Sunday takeaway. While these small purchases may seem insignificant, they can add up more than we realise. But how much are these purchases costing over time?

1 week ago | newsletter.co.uk | Molly Lambert

With summer approaching, warmer weather often leads to open windows and unlocked doors—small habits that can have big consequences for home security. While many Irish homeowners take steps to protect their property, everyday actions may be putting their homes at risk. A Quote Devil survey found that 70% of Irish people avoid sharing holiday plans on social media during winter, showing strong awareness of home security.

1 week ago | derryjournal.com | Molly Lambert

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowA Quote Devil survey of 1,000 Irish homeowners found 60% of homeowners in Cork don’t feel protected against break-ins, highlighting the need for better home security. With summer approaching, longer days and increased travel plans often leads to relaxed safety habits. So, what precautions are different regions using to keep their homes secure?

1 week ago | derryjournal.com | Molly Lambert

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowA study into home security explores burglary trends and reveals which security measures people rely on, or neglect during the summer months. Where are homeowners staying vigilant, and where are they leaving themselves exposed? A Quote Devil survey found that 1 in 5 Irish homeowners have experienced an average of 2 break-ins in the past five years, highlighting security risks.

1 week ago | expressandstar.com | Molly Lambert

In today’s convenience-driven market, Brits are spending more for ease, whether it’s ordering groceries online or grabbing a quick lunch. While these habits may seem justifiable, they can add up over time. To explore which costs Brits want to reduce and how they’d use the money saved, Aqua surveyed 2,017 Brits about their spending on convenience.