As accurately predicted by many analysts and financial experts over the past few weeks, the Bank of England has confirmed its decision to reduce the interest base rate by ¼ of a point to 5.25 per cent.
For variable rate loan borrowers and mortgage repayers, the news will come as something of a relief. Reports suggest [...]
Car loan borrowers, who are looking to reduce the cost of buying a second hand vehicle, have been advised that bargain basement deals are most common at and around January/February time.
A new report reveals that reduced demand throughout the fourth quarter of the preceding year often leaves many second hand car resellers with inflated stock [...]
The most common time of the year for consumers to amass most in the way of personal loan and credit card debt is January, reveals a new report.
Although it may not come as much of a surprise to many readers, recent statistics reveal that loan applications increase by more than 100% throughout the month of [...]
A rise in the number of individuals who are struggling to manage personal loan repayments and mortgage commitments, coupled with newly introduced legislation, is set to fuel an increase in the number of newly identified insolvency cases throughout the course of 2008.
One of the UK’s largest debt management providers has revealed that inter industry changes [...]
A year of excessive personal loan, credit card and mortgage borrowing, has expanded Britain’s collective debt threshold by more than £100 billion.
Recently published figures show that British consumers are now indebted by more than 1.5 trillion pounds, with the average homeowner owing close to £60’000 of which approximately 15% is formed by way of personal [...]
Women are up to 3 times more likely to require help with the management of their financial commitments (such as loans and credit cards), than men.
According to a recent survey, women are less inclined to search for cheaper means of attaining credit than their male counterparts, with many simply responding directly to ads or going [...]
