Despite lingering concerns over safety, the ease and accessibility of digital banking are gradually making in-branch banking obsolete. As daily life increasingly moves online, nearly three-quarters of people in the UK are using seamless mobile banking options instead of physical banks.

A survey has found that, despite their reputation for being digitally savvy, young people are being scammed out of their money more than any other age group. As online banking becomes the norm, businesses have an opportunity to help this cohort adopt better financial security practices.

As the UK becomes increasingly cashless, parents are navigating how to teach their kids about financial literacy and smart spending in the digital age. Enter gohenry, an app that lets parents and children work together to track purchases, set saving goals, and empower kids to manage their money.

Whether it’s asking a mate to pay back cash they borrowed a month ago or divulging the size of one’s pay cheque, many people hate talking about money. Canvas8 spoke to eight Britons to understand what financial matters they find difficult to discuss and why they sometimes blur the truth.