November 2010
MBNA Launches New Balance Transfer
(November 30, 2010)Consumers looking to transfer their debts on a new credit card should investigate the latest offers on the market.
Consumer Spending Falls
(November 30, 2010)Latest figures show consumer credit dropped in September as the nation takes a cautious approach to spending following the public sector cuts.
Prepaid Debit Cards Prevent Over-Spending
(November 29, 2010)The recession has caused the nation to worry about their financial security more, but research shows this has not altered their attitude to saving. Find out how a prepaid debit card could help you budget.
Credit Card Use Rises for Online Buying
(November 29, 2010)An impressive 25.4 million adults regularly use their credit cards online to make purchases new research reveals.
Travel Money Cards for Winter Holidays
(November 26, 2010)Winter holidays are popular with many Brits looking to escape to a warmer climate or snowy mountains for some fun, but keeping costs to a minimum is still a priority.
Prepaid Cash Cards for Adult Children Returning Home
(November 26, 2010)Adult children are living at home for longer, a new poll has found, with many return home after meeting financial difficulties.
Budgeting Christmas with a Prepaid Card
(November 25, 2010)Christmas need not be expensive this year after a taste test revealed Lidl’s bargain Christmas pudding outperformed other more expensive brands.
Compare Prepaid Cards to Help Fund your Future
(November 25, 2010)Saving for the future is a luxury many cannot afford new research reveals as the nation struggles to make ends meet in the current economic climate.
Starting the New Year in Debt? How a Prepaid Card Can Help
(November 24, 2010)New figures suggest millions of Britons will start the New Year in debt after the strain of Christmas on their already stretched finances.
Spending Cuts Cut Christmas Splurge
(November 24, 2010)Festive budgets are so tight this year a new report suggests many may have to cancel Christmas due to a lack of available money.