Savers have experienced a rollercoaster year with the market experiencing both sharp climbs and sudden drops since 2005, but little in the way of calm, says Moneyfacts.
Month: July 2006
Debt & Divorce Intimately Linked Says Research
A new report has revealed a worrying relationship between increases in the divorce rate and growing levels of problem debts.
Record Number Predict Interest Rate Rises
A record number of people expect interest rates to rise over the next year, the Lloyds TSB Consumer Barometer has revealed.
Barclays announces 200 branch closures
Barclays is planning to close around 200 high street branches in the UK and cut 1,203 jobs, the bank has revealed.
Consumers Value Independent Financial Advice
Some interesting figures have been released by financial stats company Defaqto, which suggests that consumers value independent financial advice more than saving money on financial products. My experience with consumers of financial products would have suggested that the reality is vastly different – many people mistrust financial advisers – although perhaps they’re confused by the […]
Brits Making Billions Online
I’m yet to reach my first billion, but I was lucky enough to earn £360 by selling a car on eBay last week.
Money Links For 10th Jul 2006
Links to other interesting money articles on 10th Jul 2006.
Standard Life Shares Stock Market Debut
After all our talk about the Standard Life demutualistation and floatation, shares in Standard Life finally floated on the London Stock Exchange this morning.
Changes To TV Licence Payments
From July 31st, you will no longer be able to pay for your TV licence at your local Post Office.
HSBC Offers Cashback on Repaid Loans
HSBC has decided to reward customers who repay their personal loans on time.