Investments Brits believe are becoming more appealing
How Brits manage their money
How likely Brits are to recommend their bank
How well are Brits coping financially
Should there be a limit of donations made to political parties by businesses?
How the government is handling the issue of inflation in the UK
How the government is handling the issue of unemployment in the UK
YouGov/Cebr consumer confidence index records largest monthly increase since 2021
From everything you have seen and heard about the ‘WASPI Women’ and their campaign related to state pension payments, which of the following comes closest to your view?
More than meets the ear: Great Britain podcast ads report 2026
And do you think AI programs that help jobseekers to write their CV are a good or bad thing *for managers who are hiring*?
Do you think AI programs that help jobseekers to write their CV are a good or bad thing *for jobseekers*?
Are businesses regulated enough in the UK?
Do large businesses have a positive or negative impact on Britain?
[UK webinar] YouGov Consumer Duty Index
Which of the following animals would you most like to see on a banknote? Please select up to six.
Do you think Jeremy Clarkson has been a good or bad advocate for British farmers?
Do you think it is or is not unprofessional for people working in high-stress jobs to post videos of themselves crying on social media?
Do Brits think their financial situation has gotten better or worse over the past month?
What do Brits think their financial situation will be 12 months from now?
How Brits feel about the construction industry
Which of the following comes closest to your view about the government's relationship with businesses in Britain?
Most Britons think water and energy companies should be nationalised
[On-Demand Great Britain webinar] Skip happens: Why podcast ads still earn trust
Which government would be better at keeping prices down?
Which government would be better at providing more jobs?
Which government would be better at managing the economy?
Financial comfort
Imagine that you won a lottery, and you had to choose between a prize of a £1 million lump sum, or to receive £1,000 every week for the rest of your life. Which would you choose?
Do Britons think that CEOs of large firms deserve their high levels of pay?
Is the minimum wage for workers over the age 25 to high?
How easy is it to find a job in the UK?
How easy is it to find a job in local areas?
How easy or difficult do you think it currently is for young people (i.e. those aged 18-24) looking for a job in Britain to find work at the moment?
Will AI replace traditional software tools for small businesses in the UK?