15th August 2008 by Pauline McCallion
Rather than dampening consumers’ appetite for shopping, the credit crunch has actually resulted in a new trend of ’saving now, buying later’, according to Yorkshire Bank. Continue Reading »
13th August 2008 by Pauline McCallion
British pensioners are set to retire £66bn in the red, the latest research from equity release specialist Key Retirement Solutions (KRS) has shown. Continue Reading »
12th August 2008 by Barney McCarthy
The effects of the credit crunch are leading people into concealing their financial woes from their loved ones, according to Moneynet. Continue Reading »
11th August 2008 by Barney McCarthy
At a time when every penny counts, Moneyfacts is urging consumers to shop around to make savings, rather than lining the pockets of credit card providers. Continue Reading »
8th August 2008 by Barney McCarthy
Hidden charges for using credit and debit cards or mobile phones abroad top the list of holiday grumbles, according to Post Office Travel Services. Continue Reading »
6th August 2008 by Barney McCarthy
Despite Brits feeling the pinch a year on from the start of the credit crunch, Moneyfacts has reiterated that donating to charity doesn’t have to involve putting your hand in your pocket. Continue Reading »
4th August 2008 by Barney McCarthy
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has launched a public consultation on the scope of its project looking at irresponsible lending in UK consumer credit markets. Continue Reading »
30th July 2008 by Pauline McCallion
New research has revealed parents are worried they will have to fund their children’s debts for more than 10 years after they graduate. Continue Reading »
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