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Sorting out debt can be made easier with a 0% balance transfer, according to Money-AU.
Posted: 2010-02-04
Category: Credit Cards
People throughout Tasmania are developing debt difficulties in the wake of excessive Christmas spending, it has been claimed.
Posted: 2010-02-04
Category: Debt Consolidation
Ex-chairman of Lloyds TSB - Sir Brian Pitman will be helping Richard Branson to take a step further in its assault on the UK’s established high street banks after it was announced that he will be taking on the chairman role for Virgin Money, the financial arm of Richard Branson’s empire.
Posted: 2010-02-04
Category: Wealth Building
According to the latest figures from the major UK banks, The number of mortgages approved for house purchases rose at the end of 2009.
Posted: 2010-02-04
Category: Mortgages
The UK economy has finally brought some good news after figures today confirmed the country's exit from recession. The economy grew by 0.1% in the last three months of 2009.
Posted: 2010-02-04
Category: Current Events
Firms should prepare themselves for a "modest" economic recovery, one business expert claims, as the United Kingdom shows the first signs that the economy escaped recession following a 0.1% growth in the last quarter of 2009.
Posted: 2010-02-04
Category: Management
A government-backed business loan scheme is to be extended, it has been revealed
Posted: 2010-02-04
Category: Loans
It is common knowledge that Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) have been offered as the “no-brainer” tax free method for saving without having to pay tax on the interest earned. But recent surveys show that they may no longer be the best option.
Posted: 2009-08-24
Category: Personal Finance
Savers are beginning to enjoy better rewards again after banks and building societies continue to offer more competitive deals in order to raise money to fund new mortgages and clear previous wholesale borrowing before the financial crisis.
Posted: 2009-08-24
Category: Mortgages
The independence of mortgage brokers will be under threat in coming months, after the bigger banks joined into a new policy dictating a minimum limit to the number of loans expected for approval, penalising those that fail to meet this number through "re-accreditation" classes costing up to $500.
Posted: 2009-08-24
Category: Mortgages
Over the last year, the financial sector has witnessed some extremely turbulent times, beginning with the credit crunch and moving into the recession. This has made us all more aware of our financial well-being, encouraging people to become more frugal with spending and consider their futures.
Posted: 2009-08-24
Category: Personal Finance
Britons are becoming more responsible with the way they handle money as a direct result of the financial downturn, new research indicates.
Posted: 2009-08-12
Category: Debt Consolidation
According to UK lenders, the total number of mortgages granted to home buyers in June increased by 23% compared with May.
Posted: 2009-08-12
Category: Mortgages
Despite the falling cost of travel, those going away are being reminded to make themselves aware of the various expenses that jetting off can incur.
Posted: 2009-08-12
Category: Wealth Building
According to new research carried out by financial group Moneyfacts, almost 50% of all current accounts offered to consumers provide no return on their money.
Posted: 2009-08-12
Category: Personal Finance
