Coy Couples Missing Out On Current Account Cash
Over a quarter 27 per cent of British couples could be missing out on higher credit interest rates by not po... Read More …
When it comes to telling dad, lottery winners would keep mum
If you won the biggest lottery cheque ever, who would you tell first... Read More …
When it comes to telling dad, lottery winners would keep mum
If you won the biggest lottery cheque ever, who would you tell first Read More …
Credit Crunch Breeds Green Fingers
As belts are tied even tighter, millions admit to becoming more resourceful and crafty... Read More …
Brits fearful over ‘contactless’ cards
Brits are fearful that the introduction of contactless payment will mean they are at greater risk from c... Read More …
Show me the money – and I’ll show you mine
LONDON, UK 1 MAY, 2008 In a bid to eradicate pay inequality, UK employees are prepared to challenge on... Read More …
Beat the crunch
With the credit crunch pushing up the costs of living a new report, due out next week, claims that Britons cou... Read More …
All you need is £92,507 to feel financially secure
Britain puts price tag on financial security... Read More …
Over 20 million women set to miss out on tax efficient benefits ahead of ISA deadline
Women most likely to lose out to the Taxman warns The Cooperative BankWorryingly, the majority 66 of B... Read More …
Coleen Nolan - Her Part in Loosing £1.45 Billion
Brits are losing a fortune as they struggle to check bills, calculate tips or figure out the best deals for m... Read More …
Frustrated by the size of your partner’s pay packet?
Two thirds wish their partner was paid more Hudson study... Read More …
Over 20% increase puts already pressured financial services under further stress
Leading fraud prevention expert, Equifax, is urging lenders to take action as figures from CIFAS, the UKs F... Read More …
Millions of people more reliant on credit in the new year than in 2007
Post Office urges borrowers to make sure they get the best value credit card deal... Read More …
Financial expert Alvin Hall on how to grow your income this Christmas
Alvin Halls Alternative Christmas Broadcast finance guru Alvin, alongside the Learning and Skills Council, reveals how learning a new skill can result in a 2,0003,000 increase in annual salary; Read More …
Cash strapped Brits can’t afford Christmas
Research shows more than one in ten are too hard up to buy presents Read More …
Glasgow named top for shops at Christmas
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Shop safely online this Christmas
Online shopping is due to be huge again this Christmas. Predictions are that we will spend £13.8 billion pounds online as we try and make our gift buying less stressful. Read More …
£14 Billion Xmas Spree – UK Heads For Busiest Ever Online Shopping Day
December 2nd is due to be the busiest day for online shopping this Xmas as well as the busiest online shopping day of all time according to new research. eBay.co.uk and Shopping.com – the UK’s leading sites for online shopping and price comparison respectively - combined data on user traffic and spending trends to pinpoint the date when most shoppers would be searching and spending the most online during the Christmas season. This follows research by Forrester predicting that the period from October to December will see €20 billion (£14.4 billion) spent online in the UK. Read More …
Christmas Cheer Leads To New Year Hangover: Shoppers Spend Now, Pay Later
London 6 November 2007– A new forecast* published this week by retail analysts Verdict Research, a Datamonitor company, predicts that shoppers will spend more than ever in the run-up to Christmas. However, with incomes squeezed by high mortgage costs and wages only rising slightly, consumers will rely on credit to fund their festive spending. The downside to this upbeat performance is that consumers will be forced to tighten their belts in the New Year, making trading far tougher, particularly for retailers of home related items. Read More …
Study Your Finances at University
In your first month of lectures you might not feel that your stay at University will be a short one, but in the grand scheme of things it is. Unfortunately, those three years you spend at university can cause you problems for the rest of your life if you are not cautious with your finances. Read More …
UK’s New Offset Culture Brits Balance Overload with Everyday Treats
15th October 2007: Busy Brits are living a 21st century juggling act and indulging in everyday treats to “offset” the pressures of home, work and busy social lives. According to research out today, almost half of UK adults admit to treating themselves more today than they did ten years ago because they feel they’re working harder (46%). Read More …
