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HSBC launches annual sale
(December 21, 2011)HSBC is to launch its annual sale of financial products, offering a range of deals on everything from current accounts to home insurance.
Over 50s providing festive cheer for families
(December 21, 2011)Older people will be funding the Christmas festivities this year, as research reveals that many of the over 50s pay for the majority of festive essentials.
Only a third of Brits confident about their finances
(November 25, 2011)Just one in three people are confident that they will be able to keep their finances on track in 2012, new research has found.
Co-op closes £200 current account deal after two weeks
(October 31, 2011)The Co-operative Bank is to shut down its £200 current account ‘switching’ deal after just two weeks on the market.
Apathy leads to Brits missing out
(October 27, 2011)Up to 17 million UK adults have never switched their current account, arguing that it is “too much hassle”.
High street banks fail to impress customers
(September 16, 2011)Despite their general market dominance, the UK's leading high street banks score poorly in terms of customer satisfaction compared to other financial institutions.
Pensioners with Fixed Rate Payments to lose out
(August 31, 2011)The most vulnerable generation could be set to lose as much as sixty percent of their spending power over the next twenty years if they have a fixed income pension, according to research by Aviva.
Parents suffer financially as school costs rise again
(August 31, 2011)With finances already stretched thin across a number of UIK households, the inflation in school costs by 6.89% means that further struggles lie ahead for many families.
Nationwide Offers Low Loan Rate of 6.3%
(August 30, 2011)Customers of the Nationwide Building Society will see a decrease of 0.2% APR in their personal loan rates, falling from 6.5% to 6.3%.
House Prices see Increase of 1.3% in One Month
(August 30, 2011)Despite the annual figures still showing a decrease from last year, research has shown that house prices have increased by 1.3% between June and July in 2011.