32% of Brits do not consider themselves organised when it comes to household paperwork
Despite constant bombardment of money-saving tips and advice, few of us will head into 2010 with hopes of increased prosperity if the way we manage our household admin is anything to go by.
32% of Brits do not consider themselves organised when it comes to household paperwork; and as a result, are likely to miss out on money-saving deals or even incur fines via late renewals of policies and official documents. The research commissioned by just-launched web service allfiled.com.
According to research by datamonitor, on average, families waste £2,650 per year by overpaying on household bills proving that lack of control over household paperwork could be costing Brits’ dearly.
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