16 March 2009
The age of 32 is the time when people make their most radical decisions, often without thinking about finances, it is claimed.
Research from Friends Provident shows many people consider U-turns in their careers at this stage in life, but in doing so do not consider its impact on their finances.
"For those planning significant career and job changes, it is vital that they pursue not just salaries and short-term gains, but the right financial packages for their long-term futures," says Martin Palmer, head of corporate pensions marketing at Friends Provident.
Making sound decisions such as which current account to choose could be ways of securing a better financial future, with Friends Provident urging people to think of what suits them best.
On March 5th 2009 the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee voted to reduce the interest rate by half a percentage point to 0.5 per cent.