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How to deal with the banks and get the best deals. Dealing with the banks for most Brit's is a love-hate relationship. Make that synergy work.
Since 2007’s Northern Rock crisis, the world’s financial market has been tumbled like being destroyed by tsunami. Lehman Brothers, Bear Sterns, HBOS, Fanny May and Freddie Mack, and then now onto the eurozone crisis in PIIGS (Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece, and Spain). It has somehow identified with Swedish pop legend ABBA’s song lyric: “Money! Money! [...]
Santander is offering £50 to any student who switches to its Current account for a students if they join between 16 April and 30 June 2012. Santander’s Student Current Account offers an interest-free arranged overdraft facility up to £2,000 with just 1 per cent interest on credit balances up to £500, and the flexibility of [...]
Sir Richard Branson’s quest to make banking “better” and more “friendly” has started with the take over of Northern Rock. Despite being quote controversial, Branson has a habit of disrupting the playing field, carving out a niche for exciting and valued products that consumers love to use. “We will be a very formidable player,” Branson [...]
For many the archetype business package has been Sage. However as more people move online to the cloud, newer entrants to the market have emerged such as xero which are completely cloud based solutions where you can access your business accounts from almost anywhere. Not only that but you can readily allow your accountant to [...]
Forget the days of trawling through reams and reams of receipts and paper. The new way to manage your finance is online with the services of companies such as Mint. Mint aims to be the one-stop shop for your finance needs from budgeting and planning to handling your tax and receipts. Smart services such as [...]
Depsite low interest rates many and in fact most banks are offering paltry interest rates on current accounts. Higher headlining figures are used to lure customers into punitive and poorly paying accounts which never convert into a good deal for the customer. Recently I’ve seem some better paying accounts on offer for a little a [...]
Depsite low interest rates many and in fact most banks are offering paltry interest rates on current accounts. Higher headlining figures are used to lure customers into punitive and poorly paying accounts which never convert into a good deal for the customer. Recently I’ve seem some better paying accounts on offer for a little a [...]
Interest rates remain fixed at 0.5%, despite repeated calls for an interest rate rise in response the the very high inflation rates. Many analysts suspect it will just be a matter of time before before rates must rise in response. The governor of the bank of England has suggested that inflation will decrease soon…however this [...]
Cash loans are being offered to people wishing to borrow around £500 at reasonable rates of interest. It is in response to the high prices that door step lenders are charging, who can charge several hundred percent. Probable rates of interest are thought to be no more that 30% aer and payable weekly. So far [...]
The day you open a bank account is a very significant day. It’s the day you take your first steps towards financial responsibility. It’s also the day that your credit report is created and unlike your bank, your credit report will be with you for the rest of your life. Your credit report consists of [...]
Britons today are borrowing more money than at any other time in our history. With such huge sums being borrowed on personal credit, UK banks are acutely aware of the potential for huge profits. However, unlike the days of past, in today’s market banks need to be ever more innovative with the marketing of their [...]
Unauthorised overdraft fees. These are three words that worry every bank customer. An unauthorised overdraft fee is the fee charged by a bank when customers go over their overdraft limit. These fees can be very steep, with some banks charging high premiums for customers who exceed an agreed overdraft limit by as little as a [...]
As the Internet continues to grow, the popularity of online banking has simply exploded in recent years. Along with that has come the growth in opening savings accounts online. There are many reasons to open a savings account online. Among them include: Convenience. You can add money to your savings account online at any time [...]
If you believe your bank has made a mistake or you are having a dispute with them, it might seem like you will never get the problem sorted. Although solving banking disputes can be tricky, if you follow the right course of action then you can solve banking disputes fairly and without developing a bad [...]
