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MoneyExpert: Credit Card Users Given Tips To Fight Fraud
Consumers who use debit or credit cards have been alerted to a number of tips from the British Bankers’ Association (BBA) to help tackle financial fraud.
MoneyExpert: New Mortgages For Those Wanting “budgetary Certainty”
Alliance & Leicester has announced a number of new mortgage deals, two of which have a fixed rate of less than five per cent.
This Is Money: Tap-and-go Payment Revolution
A new generation of plastic cards will soon enable consumers to make small purchases simply by tapping a scanner
This Is Money: First Direct Faces Exodus
Our sister title Money Mail was so overwhelmed by your repsonses on First Direct’s fees decision, they published your comments
Motley Fool: Start Saving For Christmas 2007!
With Christmas just over a month away, our annual round of festive splurging is about to move into full swing. According to independent financial researcher Moneyfacts, we each spend £600 on Christmas presents and festivities, which is a lot of loot!
This Is Money: Bank Seems Likely To Hold Rates In Feb
The chances of rates rising again soon receded today as it emerged that two of the Bank of England’s nine rate-setters voted against this month’s hike
Motley Fool: A Load Of Bankers
From time to time in my column I like to take a look at certain sectors of the market, in particular amongst big caps, to see if there’s any value lurking there. Whilst I’m normally a bottom up searcher, I find that this sort of top down approach is especially useful where a whole sector is out of fashion, demonstrated by the sector average presenting value level ratings relative to the market.
This Is Money: Banks In Foreign Currency Rip-off
Some of the country’s biggest banks are imposing a stealth charge on customers who use their Visa debit card to buy foreign currency
Motley Fool: Choosing The Right Loan
Borrowing money is, sadly, a fact of life for many of us and when it requires a larger-than-usual lump sum for something like home improvements or a car, it’s the personal loan market that most of us turn to.