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- Consumers must take their time when selecting a current account - by Submitted on Aug 09, 2011 from Thomas PhillipsonPeople should not rush in when selecting a current account, an expert has said.Taking the time to shop around and explore all possible deals is essential for consumers when they are searching for an attractive current account, an expert has said.Following the global economic downturn, the ...
Views: 612 - Separate current accounts 'make sense for tax reasons' - by Submitted on Jun 07, 2011 from Thomas PhillipsonCouples should bank separately for tax reasons, it has been said.Maintaining separate current accounts is sensible for couples who are married or cohabit due to tax reasons, a specialist believes.Some people may decide it is a good idea to operate a joint account with their spouse in order to ...
Views: 610 - Term deposits 'are the way to go to lock in interest rate' - by Submitted on Mar 25, 2011 from Thomas PhillipsonThose who take out term deposits should be aware they will not be able to access their funds for a certain length of time.People who are keen to save some money might like to take out term deposits, as they are the products to have for those keen to lock in the interest rate.This is according to ...
Views: 606 - Savings account holders 'will struggle as inflation rises' - by Submitted on Jan 13, 2011 from Thomas PhillipsonIncreasing inflation will cause trouble for people with savings accounts, an expert has said.People with savings accounts such as fixed rate bonds and cash ISAs are set to lose out as the UK's level of inflation increases, an expert has said.According to Jason Riddle, co-founder of Save Our ...
Views: 599(1 vote) - Britons 'becoming more enthusiastic about saving' - by Submitted on May 08, 2011 from Thomas PhillipsonMore people are eager to store cash in savings accounts, it has been said.A growing number of Britons are becoming more eager to store cash in savings accounts such as fixed rate bonds and ISAs in the aftermath of the global economic downturn.That is according to Jasmine Birtles, founder of ...
Views: 593 - Switching from spending to saving 'will take time' - by Submitted on Mar 08, 2011 from Thomas PhillipsonAn expert has spoken about switching to saving from spending.Switching from a trend of borrowing on items such as credit cards to facilitating savings accounts like ISAs or fixed rate bonds will not be an overnight process for people in the UK.That is according to Mark Bower, managing director ...
Views: 587 - Expert gives business banking advice - by Submitted on Jan 31, 2011 from Thomas PhillipsonAn expert has offered some business banking advice.Taking the time to properly compare savings on the best business accounts available in the UK may be crucial for anyone considering the possibility of setting up their own company in 2011, it has been suggested.Cathryn Hayes, head of franchising ...
Views: 565(1 vote) - Low-rate credit cards might be better for young people - by Submitted on Feb 01, 2011 from Thomas PhillipsonBut people should be wary of credit card reward programmes.Young people might like to search for low-rate deals on credit cards, one industry expert has suggested.William Buck senior adviser Janine Williamson stated people need to be aware about reward programs involving these products, News ...
Views: 513 - Research: More people reliant on credit cards for day-to-day spending - by Submitted on Feb 15, 2011 from Thomas PhillipsonMore people are using their credit cards for day-to-day spending, research has shown.More than a third of all Britons did not have a sufficient current account balance to meet their living costs in the first month of 2011, if new figures regarding credit card usage throughout January are ...
Views: 510 - Credit Cards offer alternative to finance deals - by Submitted on Feb 01, 2011 from Thomas PhillipsonPeople commonly turn to finance deals in order to pay for large purchases, but some will charge you for privilege through admin fees and interest charges and in some cases you may be restricted to certain deals.However, there is another way around managing your payment that won't incur any extra ...
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