Archive for the ‘Banking and Finance’ Category
A Quick Reminder About Getting Credit Card
Friday, March 5, 2010 20:26 1 CommentIt is just a quick reminder about getting credit cards.
Most people might not be aware of the fact that some according obligations when applying for a new credit card. Informing the credit card provider when moving to a new address is very necessary. Most credit card companies will say it is for your own good [...]
‘Green Loans’ for Home Improvements
Thursday, March 4, 2010 10:53 No CommentsGreen loans, which will enable the homeowners to make their homes more energy efficient with solar panels and thermal insulation, will be available from 2012. Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Miliband has announced more details about the loan program.
Legislation must be introduced to allow for the loans to be attached to houses in this [...]
How Banks’ Insurance Policies are a Rip-off
Wednesday, February 24, 2010 10:58 No CommentsThe government-backed banks in the UK are searching for loyal clients via overcharging them for insurance. Not content with ripping them about current accounts and credit cards, banks are now promoting their funds to cover over-priced.
According to an investigation by Money Mail, it is revealed that RBS and Lloyds/Natwest Banking Group sell home, car and [...]
Trading Revenues Pump up Barclays
Tuesday, February 16, 2010 7:13 No CommentsAn increase in revenues in investment banking and £6.3bn gain from the sale of the fund management arm rescued Barclays from a decline in revenues in 2009. Had it not been for the sale of Barclays Global Investors, the Bank would have a decline of 13%in its 2009 profit.
And an 89pc rise in profit for [...]
How to Find the Best Cash Advance Loans Company
Saturday, February 13, 2010 10:21 Comments OffPayday loan lenders are financial entities that extend credit to people who are in immediate need of cash. The loan is provided against the paycheck that a borrower periodically receives. Nowadays, there are several lenders who are extending payday loans to consumers. They could be an established financial institutions or private entities competing for your [...]
Earn Savings Tax-Free
Saturday, February 6, 2010 6:29 No CommentsSome pensioners may be able to save hundreds of dollars per year to earn their savings exempt from tax, with simply filling out a form.
The falling savings rates have been the bane of savers in the past year, but, some pensioners may still manage to save a portion of their nest egg.
As a result of [...]
Pay Off Your Mortgage Early
Wednesday, February 3, 2010 10:06 No CommentsFor many of us, the mortgage payments on our homes claims a third or even more of our annual salary. And perhaps you’ve dreamed about what you would do with the extra money if you don’t have to make the monthly commitment.
Linking your savings and current account to your mortgage, which means you only need [...]

