The folks over at ThisIsMoney have expanded from the web and moved into books, having published a new book, How To Survive The Credit Crunch.
The book is a humourous look at how we can save money and get out of debt.
Month: November 2008
Money Round Up: 6th November 2008
A round up of personal finance news for 6th November 2008.
Interest Rate Cut Is A Double-Edged Sword
Whenever there is a cut in interest rates, we often start talking about how homeowners will benefit with reduced mortgage repayments. Of course, things aren’t as cut and dried as that – there are winners and losers.
Breaking News: Interest Rates Cut By 1.5%
The Bank of England has cut interest rates by 1.5%, down to 3%, the lowest level since 1955.
Poll: How Often Do You Check Your Bank Account?
Since I’ve been tracking my spending to the penny, I’ve found myself logging into online banking pretty much every day to see what money has come in and most importantly, what has gone out. I can then record any outgoings in Expensr. When I’m not being so hot on tracking my spending, I generally login […]
Icesave Compensation Email
Following on from my post yesterday about the Icesave compensation process, the first emails have started to arrive, and the following, for those who may be interested, is the text from the email.
Icesave Compensation Process Starting
It appears that the process put in place to compensate Icesave customers is kicking off this week as was hoped.
Here’s a breakdown of how the process should work.
Lloyds Banking Group
So, after what must have taken literally minutes of deliberation, the new name for the company brought about by th merger between Lloyds TSB and Halifax Bank of Scotland has been announced: Lloyds Banking Group.
10 More Tips For Avoiding Repossession
Following on from our recent 8 tips for those having trouble paying their mortgage, The Times has published 10 tips for avoiding repossession.
More On Mystery Shopping
A mystery shopper shares their experiences.