Children have spoken out about their parents' saving habits, new research reveals.
Young people have a good grasp of their parents' saving habits, a new study indicates.
Figures released by
Tesco Savings reveal that in the event of receiving a £1,000 windfall more than half of six to ten-year-olds believe their mums and dads will either place such money into a
saving account or use it to pay off
credit card bills and other debts.
The study also reveals that 20 per cent of parents are saving money to make home improvements, with 17 per cent putting cash aside into
UK accounts order to pay for a new car.
Meanwhile, 51 per cent of children questioned believe that they will one day be a millionaire.
"While their future ambitions may seem unrealistic, it is impressive to see how well even very young children understand what their parents are saving for," Jeremy Sutton, head of Tesco Savings, states.
A recent
Abbey Savings study revealed that the average saver is placing £206 into a saving account each month, up from £163 recorded earlier this year.
Posted by Joe Letts