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Thursday 4th September 2008
Can You Ever Go Through Life With No Debt? As the mortgage and credit card markets continue to struggle with consumers in the firing line it seems that there are still some people in the UK who have an aversion to debt. Is debt really all...
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Thursday 4th September 2008
How Will You Pay For Christmas? As the British obsession with Christmas looks set to kick in very soon it has emerged that the vast majority of people will be extending overdrafts where possible and pushing their credit cards to... |
Thursday 4th September 2008
It May Take 31 Years To Pay Off Your Credit Card! As the mortgage sector continues to hog the limelight it seems as though there are things happening behind the scenes in the credit card industry. A report by the well respected uSwitch website... |
Thursday 4th September 2008
Nationwide Credit Card Offer Looks Too Good To Be True News that the Nationwide Building Society is extending the 0% interest offer from their basic cards to the Gold and Classic services has been well received by consumers who have been under pressure... |
Thursday 4th September 2008
Fraudsters Dream Up New Credit Card Scam There is a strange new fraud sweeping the UK which actually involves paying off the debt on a cloned credit card. Sound mad? Read on.....
This new fraud is fairly... |
Monday 1st September 2008
Should You Be Worried About Your Credit Card Balance? The last few months has seen more and more UK consumers fall into the trap of over using their credit cards without having the funds behind them to cover the debit should it be called. If you are... |
Saturday 30th August 2008
Prepay cards increasingly popular In the wake of the credit crunch, prepay cards are becoming increasingly popular for a range of reasons – whether it’s to have greater control over budgeting, to prevent theft online or in reality,... |
Tuesday 26th August 2008
'1m people' affected by new data leak Personal details of up to one million bank customers have been found on the hard drive of a computer sold through an online auction site. eBay customer Andrew Chapman found account numbers, contac... |
Tuesday 26th August 2008
Minimum repayments hiked by card firm Many cardholders are to have their minimum monthly repayments increased from £5 to £25, the Guardian reports. Card provider MBNA, which runs services for banks including Alliance & L... |
Monday 25th August 2008
Hackers Create Mayhem At Best Western Hotel Group As the hotel industry digests news that a hacker has compromised the security of up to 8 million customers of the massive Best Western Hotel Group many are starting to ask if we are afforded the... |
Saturday 23rd August 2008
Do Credit Card Extras Add Up? As the credit card market continues to struggle many people are still trying in vain to find the best deals around and save as much money as possible. One quandary which always comes up is the... |
Friday 22nd August 2008
Brit holidaymakers hit hard by card theft Over £200 million lost through stolen credit and debit cards
British holidaymakers are at increasing risk of their credit or debit cards being... |
Friday 22nd August 2008
John Terry 'Could have Fallen Victim to Card Scam' England football captain John Terry could have been caught up in a card fraud case, the Sun reports. Police are understood to be currently investigating whether or not the player has fallen victim... |
Thursday 21st August 2008
Do Multiple Credit Applications Work? As survey by GE Money Home Lending has highlighted a very tricky situation which is developing in the commercial credit markets. While more and more people are being turned down for new credit... |
Thursday 21st August 2008
When Will Credit Markets Return To Normal? As more and more people are rejected for various credit card and mortgage applications many are now starting to ask when credit markets will return to normal and when finance will be readily... |
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Using a keynote speech at the CBI in Scotland we saw Gordon Brown looking more upbeat than he has for some time, more resilient and more candid in his approach to the struggle with the economy.... 
