January 2011
(January 31, 2011) The high cost of living has forced 11.5 million to turn to credit for daily purchases, new research shows.
(January 31, 2011) The economic downturn has seen over 30 million Brits’ standard of living decline, according to a new study.
(January 28, 2011) A travel money card is the new way of carrying money abroad, whether it be for a family holiday or a business trip, a travel prepaid card can save you money and help you budget.
(January 28, 2011) Mothers have the biggest influence on their family’s financial habits, new research shows.
(January 27, 2011) Almost 4.5 million Brits were refused credit in the last year, new research shows, with Londoners experiencing the highest rejection rate.
(January 27, 2011) Unmanageable debt is an increasing problem as the nation struggles with inflation, redundancy and public sector cuts.
(January 26, 2011) Store card and store instalment credit business was down in November new figures show, highlighting the cautious nature of consumer spending.
(January 26, 2011) A prepaid MasterCard is a useful alternative to a credit card for those who either cannot obtain one due to a bad credit history, of for those who are looking for ways to budget their outgoings.
(January 25, 2011) Brits are struggling to keep in budget with the rising cost of living as many are spending more money than they have coming in, new research show.
(January 25, 2011) Cash-strapped Brits are spending more time indoors this month, with many replacing socialising with indoor activities such as DIY, a new study reveals.
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