Abbey: Food budgets cut because of credit crunch

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Abbey: Food budgets cut because of credit crunch

Families and individuals in the UK are reducing the amount they spend on food in an attempt to cut their overall outgoings because of the recession, according to new research.

As the downturn makes people more cautious with money, Abbey Savings found that "the vast majority" of people in the UK are cutting back on their expenditure. Of these, 69 per cent say they have cut spending on food.

Abbey Savings' survey found that people are either choosing cheaper brands at the supermarket or even switching supermarkets in an attempt to reduce their food budgets.

Reza Attar-Zadeh, director of savings and investments at Abbey, said: "It can be surprising how even making a few small changes to our way of living […] can add up to hundreds or even thousands of pounds in savings over the course of a year."

Research conducted by the Nottingham recently revealed that many Brits are cutting back on other luxuries as well.

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