Money Saving News
- Moneysavingexpert.com reveals rise in balance transfer credit cards - 8th February, 2010
The number of interest-free balance transfer credit card deals has increased as more banks offer to clear debt at cheap rates, according to moneysavingexpert.com.
The website has listed seven cards with a 15-month or more zero per cent period, while there was only one such card available this time last year... - Loan information firm Which? backs lenders in policy debate - 8th February, 2010
Which? said that lenders should be able to see what other accounts consumers have open. - Britons with central heating cover left waiting for Warm Front boiler replacements - 5th February, 2010
Blane Judd is worried by the long waiting lists for boiler replacements. - Aviva cuts initial commission after changing personal pension plan schemes for RDR - 5th February, 2010
The insurance firm has announced plans to cut commission on its stakeholder pensions by nearly a quarter from a maximum of 3.36 per cent to 2.52 per cent. - Moneyfacts.co.uk's loan information numbers suggest mortgage market is to continue recovery - 4th February, 2010
The financial website has predicted further improvements in the mortgage market in 2010. - Lovemoney.com expert endorses the Barclaycard balance transfer credit card - 4th February, 2010
Jane Baker of lovemoney.com says that the new Barclaycard Platinum Credit Card could help Britons to ease their debt problems. - Standard Life unveils new personal pension product - 3rd February, 2010
The insurance company is using a television advertisement campaign to encourage younger consumers to take out a personal pension plan. - Standard Life announces strong performance of its SIPP pensions - 3rd February, 2010
The Scottish insurance company has declared that life and pensions sales fell in 2009. - Moneysupermarket.com warns of inflated energy bill costs - 3rd February, 2010
Scott Byrom says that consumers can expect an expensive energy bill this year. - Loan information adviser issues warning to consumers - 2nd February, 2010
Kate Murphy says that banks are likely to delay a loan application if the forms have not been completed fully.
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