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Tuesday 29th January 2008
Defaults on credit cards on the rise More Britons have experienced problems meeting credit card debts during the last six months, a new report has revealed. According to a study conducted by MoneyExpert.com, 11 per cent of Britons m...
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Tuesday 22nd January 2008
Brits in debt until aged 50 The average British male and female will live in debt until they are 50 and 47 respectively, it has been revealed. According to a study conducted by Your Money Matters, the mean age after which p... |
Wednesday 16th January 2008
Britons becoming smarter over credit cards Britons are becoming increasingly savvy about credit cards and how they apply for them, new data shows. Rather than simply applying for market leading products which tend to necessitate an excell... |
Monday 14th January 2008
Consumers 'should consider all debt solutions' Consumers facing large debts should make sure they garner as much advice as possible, it has been claimed. According to Iain Wrenshall of Debt Help UK, it is "incredibly important" that... |
Thursday 3rd January 2008
New Year 'ideal time to review credit cards' The arrival of the New Year provides consumers with the perfect opportunity to review their finances and find a new credit card deal, it has been claimed. Sainsbury's Bank has pointed out that thi... |
Wednesday 2nd January 2008
Credit card rates 'will continue to rise' It has been claimed that credit card rates will "continue to creep up" over the course of 2008, as the credit crunch continues to affect credit card providers. Samantha Owens, head of pe... |
Monday 31st December 2007
Credit card cuts welcomed Plans to reduce the charges made by credit card companies to businesses have been welcomed. Business Link has applauded the move, claiming that "insufficient discount is given for volume user... |
Friday 14th December 2007
Consumers urged to consider interest rate of credit cards An increasing number of people are suffering problems when paying back their credit card bills because many have not considered the interest rate, it has been claimed. James Falla, director of deb... |
Tuesday 11th December 2007
Credit cards 'better than store cards' Consumer group Which? has claimed that credit cards can offer a "much better option" for Christmas shoppers than store cards. Shoppers may be tempted to take out a store card at this tim... |
Friday 30th November 2007
Consumers urged to shop for credit cards Consumer watchdog Which? has called on people to spend time shopping for their credit cards, rather than merely spending money on them. The organisation believes that consumers can benefit from sh... |
Thursday 29th November 2007
Christmas shoppers warned on credit cards Christmas shoppers from across the UK have been warned to take care over how their use their credit cards this year. Research by Moneyfacts recently found that the fees associated with a number of... |
Wednesday 14th November 2007
Students urged to avoid credit cards Students should try and borrow "as little as possible" and should steer clear of credit cards in particular, says James Falla, director of Thomas Charles, an organisation which offers a f... |
Monday 12th November 2007
One in ten use their credit card daily New research from Abbey shows that as many as one-in-ten credit card holders - that's three million people - use their credit card daily. Of the 34 million Brits now in possession of a credit card... |
Friday 2nd November 2007
A quarter of consumers to ditch the credit this Christmas A quarter of Britons will be ditching the credit cards this Christmas, in favour of trying to repay their debts, a new survey has shown. Debt consultancy Thomas Charles found that around 15 per ce... |
Tuesday 23rd October 2007
'Think' before using store cards for Christmas spending In the run-up to Christmas, consumers should think twice before using store cards for their gift shopping, independent financial adviser AWD Chase de Vere has warned. Savings manager Susan Hannums... |
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