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The rise of debt in ‘08
Last year was a record high for people suffering from debt, as a result from this there has been an unprecedented rise in people claiming insolvencies. January is typically the month that most of us feel the pinch with Christmas just gone a lot of c... Banks say no to new Credit Cards
December’s festivities are fast becoming distant memories as people are coming to terms with yet another Christmas period of over spending and dealing with debt, many looking to credit cards if they haven’t already swiped them to the point of melting... Car Insurance Fraud Sting catches 61 in New York
Car Insurance Fraud is a serious problem over here in the UK with people intentionally causing crashes with the aim of claiming damages on the car’s insurance and in some cases demanding compensation for fabricated injuries. In New York people had b... Oil and Power prices on a slippery slope
Utility companies in Europe have been facing serious drops in earnings as the leading energy company E.ON reported their biggest decline since they started in 2000. By dropping 8.8% the energy giant lost an estimated 8.9 Billion Euros. Rival Europe... Credit Cards, are you left with a hangover from Christmas?
It’s no secret that through no fault of our own we spend at Christmas, we spend a lot. Expensive Christmas presents such as video game consoles like the Nintendo Wii and high-tech music players like iPods the holiday period can end up being quite pr... New Year brings about Gas and Electricity Price hikes
There is a great amount of worry at the moment with regards to Gas and electricity suppliers due to prices of energy going up by a large percentage in January. British Gas announced late last year that their energy prices were going to increase by a... Fixed mortgage rates cut, about time too
More than a month after the Bank of England cut base rates for fixed mortgages borrowers are finally seeing the benefit of some more attractive deals. Building Societies and banks blamed the slow start due to the high swap rates that banks charge to... Credit card payments: Give them the finger instead
In 2002 a supermarket chain, Thriftway in Washington, USA introduced a new scheme that allowed customers to pay for their shopping in a different, simpler method. Once shoppers sign up they can pay at the tills using just their finger, specifically ... Show your true colours with Football Credit Cards
Football (or soccer if you’re American) is the most popular team sport in the United Kingdom. Saturday afternoons are dominated by the hundreds of games being played up and down the country, each team with their own personal army of supporters who a... Car Insurance Fraud: What to look out for
There is a worrying trend increasing in the North of England at the moment. Cities in the North of England are falling victim to the deceptive practice of car insurance fraud. In the past car insurance fraud was trying to claim damages in an accide...
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