For early Christmas shoppers wishing to compare credit cards, the market currently offers a number of different deals with varying levels of interest and balance transfer rates.
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MoneyExpert: Woolwich Launches Mortgage ‘aimed At High Fliers’
People who wish to borrow more than £500,000 to buy a house could benefit from a new tracker mortgage from the Woolwich.
MoneyExpert: Two New Accounts For Those Looking To Save
Customers looking for the best savings account have two new choices as C&G launched their Reserve Account and Alliance & Leicester introduced DirectSaver.
Motley Fool: How To Transfer Your ISA
Last night I mentioned to my husband that I had just sent off the forms to transfer my Mini Cash ISA to a bank with a better interest rate. Well, as the Bank of England base rate has recently gone up, so too have savings rates, so it made sense to shop around for a better deal.
Motley Fool: Cashback Loans: Gimme Or Gimmick?
Last week, Nationwide BS hiked its personal loan interest rates and launched a new cashback deal for borrowers.
MoneyExpert: Loans Approved ‘stabilise At 120,000 A Month’
The number of loans for homebuyers has plateaud at approximately 120,000, per month in the three months leading up to August, according to the latest data from the Bank of England.
Scotsman: Troublesome Markets Set A Tough Test For Our IFA Hopefuls
WHEN this competition started in June, the market was experiencing a bout of nerves – oil was more than $70 a barrel, inflation in the US had been surprisingly strong and fears were increasing that US interest rates could rise some way further.
MoneyExpert: Cash Mini-ISA ‘best Saving Account’
Independent financial advice site Fool.co.uk has stated that a cash mini-ISA is the best form of saving account for consumers.
MoneyExpert: Cash Mini-ISA ‘best Saving Account’
Independent financial advice site Fool.co.uk has stated that a cash mini-ISA is the best form of saving account for consumers.
This Is Money: Businesses Braced For Rates Vote
Borrowers and businesses were nervous ahead of today’s Bank of England interest rates decision