Lloyds TSB has announced improvements to its mobile banking website in order for its customers to find it more convenient to do their banking on their phones.
Month: September 2011
Nationwide Improving Online Banking
Nationwide has announced that it is to begin rolling out a new design and new functionality to its internet banking website.
Woman Cautioned For Whacking ATM With Shoe
This story has been around for a couple of weeks, but the video of a woman hitting a cash machine with a shoe is pretty funny.
Help First Direct Design Their New Debit Card
As part of their Labs website, First Direct are looking for customer feedback on a new design for their debit cards.
Are Smartphone Apps Stealing Your Money?
The BBC reports that the premium-rate call regulator, Phonepayplus, is looking for feedback on its regulation of smartphone apps after it found that rogue apps were charging users without their consent.
Have We Fallen Out Of Love With Comparison Sites?
Think back around 5 years, can you remember the feeling of satisfaction that you could search for the best deal on something like car insurance by visiting a single site and not phoning round a number of brokers?
First Look At BankSimple
The much-hyped internet-only US bank of the future (because it doesn’t yet exist) BankSimple has given a sneek peak into the way it will look.
Infographic: Energy Price Rises
Confused.com have produced an infographic which demonstrates how the major suppliers have increased their electricity and gas prices, what you can do about it, and how your money gets spent.
Google Wallet Launches
Google Wallet, which we first talked about at the end of May, has finally been launched.
Student Loan Calculator
The BBC has designed a simple calculator to give students repaying loans under the new system an idea of how much it may cost them to pay off their student loans.