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A new study conducted by sainsbury’s bank suggests that just shy of 8 million people intend on purchasing a new car this year, and the majority of which are opting for cheap car loans to fund the purchase.
This indicates a change in spending patterns and a more heightened consumer awareness of the increased competition in [...]

The FSA has announced plans to ease rules on simple insurance products such as household cover but tighten regulations on more complex plans for such products as loan payment protection cover.
The move comes in light of recent research which suggests that few consumers rely on disclosure documents, when purchasing simple insurance plans for car cover [...]

Debt is a burden many people have to live with. How, when and why people get into debt is not an easy question to answer as the reasons vary from individual to individual but usually its due to a sudden change in circumstance.
Their are a number of different ways to tackle personal debt but each [...]

Personal Loans in the UK typically fall into two different classes “Secured” and “Unsecured”. Deciding on which is best for you will largely depend on your residential status, employment status and also your personal credit profile.
The main benefit of choosing a secured loan is that you will be able to borrow more (typically over £25,000) [...]

Their are many factors to take into consideration when applying for a loan. The APR or Annual Percentage Rate is a good place to start when comparing any loan plan. The APR figure lets the consumer know the amount of interest added to the loan per annum, however different plans calculate APR in varying different [...]

A home loan is probably one of the best ways of attaining credit if your looking for a good deal. Their has been quite a lot of press coverage recently on the subject of credit cards and the likely hood that we’re all paying over the odds when using them as a form of credit. [...]

More and more consumers in the UK are opting for a secured loan over credit card borrowing. The main two reasons for this change in trend is said be due to the increasing interest rates associated with credit cards and the increase in home equity due to rising house prices.
Homeowners seem to be realising that [...]