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Monday 16th April 2007
Holidaymakers hit by card fee hike NatWest has announced that it is raising charges for debit card transactions made overseas by 66 per cent at the beginning of June this year. The new "exchange rate transaction fee" will...
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Thursday 12th April 2007
New card rewards loyal Cambridge locals A new loyalty card, believed to be the first of its kind, is to be launched by Cambridge City Council to reward the locals for their spending. Fully electronic, the card will benefit resident shop... |
Thursday 12th April 2007
Nivea uses ATMs to make men moisturise Nivea is set to use credit card information to target their market sector, according to Media Week. The moisturiser company has bought advertising space on one of ATM:ad's four advertising spots t... |
Tuesday 3rd April 2007
Which? calls on credit card companies to play fair The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has received a 'super-complaint' from Which? after the consumer watchdog found that the 20 most popular credit card providers use 12 separate methods to calculate i... |
Tuesday 3rd April 2007
TK Maxx scam should not scare shoppers say experts Fraud protection specialist firm the 3rd Man has said that while the recent credit card scam surrounding TK Maxx gives shoppers further impetus to keep tabs on their bank accounts, it should not be... |
Friday 30th March 2007
TK Maxx hit by 'largest credit card scam' At least 45.7 million customers of US retailer TJX, which owns UK outlet TK Maxx, have had their bank card details stolen by computer hackers. US watchdogs were told that the information was taken... |
Thursday 29th March 2007
King refuses to rule out interest rate hike Bank of England governor Mervyn King has flown in the face of speculation by experts that interest rates will hold in April by warning that borrowing cost increases are still on the cards. Speakin... |
Wednesday 28th March 2007
Consumer credit crashes for new clients New borrowing on credit cards dropped by seven per cent in February compared to this time last year, latest figures have shown. The major banks reported that a total of £6,224 million was len... |
Monday 26th March 2007
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Monday 19th March 2007
Britons 'clueless over credit card cash withdrawals' Consumers are largely unaware of the true cost of making cash withdrawals via their credit cards, according to new research. One million Britons wrongly believe that using ATMs with credit cards i... |
Wednesday 14th March 2007
Charity cards 'not so charitable' With Red Nose Day just around the corner, consumers are being warned that some credit cards designed to donate money to charity only offer 'paltry' sums. Consumers have been warned to choose caref... |
Wednesday 14th March 2007
Card fraud falls following chip-and-pin introduction Credit and debit card fraud fell by three per cent during 2006, according to figures published today. Payments association Apacs revealed that overall fraud losses decreased to £428 million f... |
Wednesday 14th March 2007
Cash remains king, but cards gain ground Using cash is still the most popular way to pay for goods, according to figures released today. Data from Apacs, the UK payments association, show that cash accounts for six in ten of all day-to d... |
Tuesday 6th March 2007
Holidaying Brits unaware of bank charges back home Forty-seven per cent of UK holidaymakers are unaware that money they spend on plastic overseas does typically incur a charge back in Britain. Latest figures published by the Post Office reveal tha... |
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Despite the fact that the worldwide economy is on a slippery slope it seems that less people filed for bankruptcy in the first quarter of 2008 compared to the same period last year. Figures... 
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