Articles, tagged with "direct debits", page 1
14th September 2011
PCI compliance means making sure that your data security is in line with the minimal recommended requirements of the payment card industry standards. What this means is that you are looking after the personal and financial information of customers and cli...
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Author:
Heather Vonkahle
07th September 2011
When you take out car loans you need to be sure that you are going to be able to pay them back. Failure to make sure of this can mean that you end up paying late payment fees, or that you end up increasing the cost of your loan. Furthermore if you contin...
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Author:
doughtmore
13th June 2011
Banking services have seen a real revolution in recent years, with advances to atm software, online services and banking technology sprinting forwards.
As technology is becoming ever more sophisticated, people are becoming increasingly savvy when it c...
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Author:
Harvey McEwan
25th May 2011
Being in debt is a terrible feeling. Often the amount of debt is many times more than all the money you own, and the constant reminder of this every time you have to pay make a repayment can be highly daunting. Further, the longer you leave your debt, the...
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Author:
Brianna Harmer
19th May 2011
If you declare yourself bankrupt, it is likely that the bank account you are currently using will be frozen. We consider if you can open a new account and how to do this.
If you have serious personal debts that you cannot afford to repay, you may be co...
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Author:
Beatmydebt
13th May 2011
If the Canada Revenue Agency has sent you a notice titled “Requirement to Pay" threatening enforcement action or mentioning your bank, chances are they are going to freeze your bank account. A “Requirement to Pay" should be taken seriously.
If the Cana...
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DebtCare Canada
05th May 2011
If you’re struggling with debts, minimise the effects and stop further deficits by keeping to a strict budget. Having a simple budget for your everyday finances can help you to ensure you are not spending money you don’t have! Plus, you can also use a bud...
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Author:
Katie
10th April 2011
If you are one of millions who have suffered unfair bank charges it is still possible to claim them back. As with unenforceable debt claims, people think it isn’t worth while trying to claim anymore. But it is!!! As part of standard banking regulations an...
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Author:
Kevin Fielder
08th April 2011
These days, everyone's wallet is feeling a little strained. Petrol prices, VAT, utilities, many things that we rely on in our day-to-day lives have gone up in price while, let's face it, only a few lucky ones have received a pay increase to accommodate.
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Author:
Hannah Williamson
04th April 2011
The list of good intentions when it comes to money is endless: start a savings account, start a pension, spend less on luxuries, stop using your credit card, clear your credit card, clear your overdraft, check your statements more regularly, pay your mort...
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Author:
antonio marsocci
02nd April 2011
When you move to Greece one of the first things you will need to do is open a bank account.
Why You Need A Bank Account In Greece
When you have decided to move to Greece or even if you are just buying a holiday home you will need a Greek bank account.
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Author:
Pauline Bennett
30th March 2011
Even though most of us are far more affluent than preceding generations, managing our income properly appears a lot more problematic than actually. So how can you use a 'think positive' frame of mind to get your finances in far better form?For more detail...
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Author:
Elmo Clark
28th February 2011
For any industry but especially in banking, it’s essential to offer personal service. This can be challenging in a virtual world like the Internet. How can a bank offer personalized online service to their merchants and make them feel as though they were ...
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Author:
payment21
28th February 2011
Even with increasingly easy access to individual money solutions, presently there are still three million adults in great britain currently that are wholly outside of the banking structure, and do not get access to some sort of banking account. A number ...
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Author:
Casey-Anne Redshaw
09th February 2011
As a form of revolving credit - that is, a deal which has terms which may change according to the circumstance of both the lender and the borrower during the course of the arrangement - the credit card is generally assumed to more flexible than other fina...
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Author:
Julia Cook