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16th September 2009
A bank account is a very important financial tool and facility to most people, and it is important that you ensure that your bank account offers everything that you need to conduct your day to day finances with ease and convenience. There are a number of ... Read >
Author: syed anjum01st September 2009
For many businesses, especially in the demanding current economic climate, the fact is that cash flow is of primary importance. A business simply cannot survive without effective control of their cash flow. One of the most effective means of controlling c... Read >
Author: Alan Reed18th August 2009
In the throes of the recession, it's becoming increasingly important to manage your money with greater efficiency. That's why it's so important to ensure you've got the best bank account to serve your needs.
If you're looking for a simple way to access... Read >
Author: Daniel Collins04th August 2009
A budget is the most fundamental and effective financial management tool available to everyone and it doesn’t cost a penny. Absolutely anyone can work out their budget and simply doing so helps you to see how much you earn, how much you spend and where... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton01st August 2009
The internet has certainly revolutionised the way that we conduct our day-to-day banking. Although still available as options at most high street banks, it is now no longer necessary to queue in your local branch or pick up the telephone, as our banking c... Read >
Author: Daniel Collins30th July 2009
Credit cards are a great method of payment offering many benefits compared to the traditional bank debit card. If you are using your credit card properly and understand how it works you will have a pleasant experience with a credit card and will find it v... Read >
Author: Kim09th July 2009
Current accounts are one of those things that get used in day-to-day life without even thinking about it. Money is drawn from cash machines, debit cards are used to pay for goods and direct debits or standing orders can be used to settle regular bills.... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan09th July 2009
One of the most repeated complaints from the customers of utility suppliers is that they are frequently overcharged for their gas and electricity bills by their supplier. With intelligent utility monitoring, smart meters could put an end to fuel surcharge... Read >
Author: Kim09th July 2009
In the last month it has come to light that energy customers have been severely overcharged for their gas and electricity by not opting in to direct debit schemes. Although the majority of British customers prefer using direct debit, many customers find i... Read >
Author: Kim06th July 2009
Credit cards customers who are trying to clear their debts are being surprised with further charges even though they may think they have already cleared the balance.
An egg customer and Guardian reader brought the problem to the media attention, the pr... Read >
Author: seamus18th June 2009
When you choose credit card, it is necessary for you to see all the points that affects it. There are lots of credit cards available in the market right now and they all defer in fees, charges and features to be had. It is really important to choose the b... Read >
Author: Max04th June 2009
Credit cards are a great method of payment offering many benefits compared to the traditional bank debit card. If you are using your credit card properly and understand how it works you will have a pleasant experience with a credit card and will find it v... Read >
Author: Kim01st June 2009
They say that debt management isn't rocket science. This is true but good debt management does need good common sense. If you are one of those people who are struggling with a number of different debts and shuffling payments between them, then now is the ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer19th May 2009
Everyone knows that organising and budgeting your finances can be stressful and confusing, but for expectant parents getting control of family finances before the baby is born is even more important. The cost of a baby can sometimes surprise new parents ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer11th May 2009
Free business banking is available for all businesses in the UK rather like free banking for personal accounts where absolutely every transaction made on an account is fee free - and really free and not just "some" of the transactions.
Luckily for busi... Read >
Author: Robert Bell08th May 2009
A credit card cash back arrangement could earn you hundreds of dollars a year. On the other hand, it could also cost you several hundred dollars a year and it's important to have a clear understanding of how these schemes work, and how to take advantage o... Read >
Author: Margaret27th March 2009
Although the worst of the winter chill has passed, the hangover from this is the most shocking energy bill of the year. If you’re worried about paying your energy bill after months of climbing gas prices and freezing conditions, then help is at hand... ... Read >
Author: MarkeD27th March 2009
In 21st century society, it’s practically impossible to get by without a bank account. Given that almost all employers insist on paying their employees via BACS (Bankers’ Automated Clearing Services) and consumer culture is gradually shifting towards ... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan25th March 2009
Motability is an independent non-profit organisation which helps provide mobility solutions for people who have disabilities.
How does it work? People with disabilities can receive a mobility allowance. What motability does is use that allowance to help... Read >
Author: Allied13th March 2009
Are you feeling the pressure of your debts?
Is it getting too much?
Have you looked at all ways to try and reduce your monthly spend or keep a better track of where your money is going?
Read through the first 5 of 10 tips to see if there is somethin... Read >
Author: SJF17th February 2009
Managing your bank account appropriately is something you have failed to do. The bank has offered you money, which you have borrowed. Unfortunately, you have also failed to leave enough funds available for the payment of cheques and direct debits. There i... Read >
Author: rudi oneil17th February 2009
Managing your bank account appropriately is something you have failed to do. The bank has offered you money, which you have borrowed. Unfortunately, you have also failed to leave enough funds available for the payment of cheques and direct debits. There i... Read >
Author: Nigel Thomas17th February 2009
On the credit card market right now there is a bewildering array of fees, charges and features to be had. It really pays to compare credit cards carefully in order to get the right one for your individual circumstances. The things to look for when you co... Read >
Author: Avi Solutions07th January 2009
Some people find it difficult to manage their finances, particularly given the fast pace of life that many people live these days. Dealing with bills, payments, transfers, and keeping an eye on your balance can be very difficult when you have other full t... Read >
Author: Alisdair Cosgrove01st December 2008
These days, in the face of the credit crunch, and with recession looming, it is important for companies of all sizes to cut costs where possible, and to achieve efficiencies in their operations to increase productivity. From time to time businesses of al... Read >
Author: Alexander Lehman17th November 2008
Although the old saying goes ‘time is money’, today’s hectic lifestyles mean many people actually find it inconvenient to have to find the time necessary to managing their finances. For most of these people, it necessitates a trip to the local br... Read >
Author: pmcindoe23rd October 2008
Opening a current account is usually a straightforward process, but if you are considering opening one there are a few things that can make the application process run smoother.
First of all, consider what you really want to use the account for. It mig... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton20th October 2008
Having a current account to help keep your money safe and pay bills is something most of us just take for granted. How easy it would it be to cope financially if these accounts were no longer available from banks and credit cards just simply didn’t exis... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton17th October 2008
Current accounts are something that most of us take for granted despite the fact we probably use one every day. Life would in fact be very different if you didn’t have a trusty current account to see you safely through day-to-day life.
First of a... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell16th October 2008
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• You are not allowed to use this article in UCE (Uns... Read >
Author: Pat A. McDavitt08th September 2008
You have failed dismally, to manage your funds. Your bank has offered you money, which you have taken. You have not however, kept enough of that money to pay your direct debits or cheques. There isn’t even enough to cover the charges you have received. ... Read >
Author: Nigel Thomas08th September 2008
Managing your bank account appropriately, is something you have failed to do. The bank has offered you money, which you have borrowed. Unfortunately, you have also failed to leave enough funds available for the payment of cheques and direct debits. There ... Read >
Author: Nigel Thomas02nd September 2008
� Review your bank statement, and take note of any unnecessary direct debits. Once you have created a list of the unnecessary direct debits, cancel any thing you are not using any more, for example and magazine subscriptions, or insurance policies that ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer18th August 2008
Debt problems come in all shapes and sizes from the occasional cash flow crisis to the full on, out of control, debt nightmare that requires professional debt advice.
For Australians experiencing short term debt problems a number of easy steps are open... Read >
Author: Tristan Dunston20th May 2008
Keeping their present customers rather than attracting new ones is the modern method of car insurance providers according to industry experts. However, staying with the same company may find it will not benefit them in the future if they do want to change... Read >
Author: Linsey Summers07th May 2008
Your credit rating is something that follows you around for your entire life. If you are generally very good with managing your income and meet all your payments every month then your rating will be a very good one and you won’t have any trouble gettin... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane06th May 2008
British gas has a business section that is dedicated to servicing non-domestic users of British gas electricity and gas utilities. The imaginatively named British Gas Business is currently promoting its services as the UK’s most reasonably priced electr... Read >
Author: Stephen Morgan28th April 2008
Debt is like quicksand. Someone can be happily walking along and the next thing they know they’re up to their elbows in gunk. The more they struggle, the more they get sucked in. In this situation Bear Grylls keeps a cool head, thinks out a plan of me... Read >
Author: mlauterwein28th April 2008
Short term loans for bad credit are provided to the borrows without any requirement when the borrowers need urgent cash, at that time the arrangement of money and the doors of financial institutions are closed, then problem of cash may be become hard for ... Read >
Author: Jonesh taylor26th March 2008
No matter how convenient credit cards are - and they're almost obligatory for modern life - there's no denying that they can land the unwary card-holder in a whole world of trouble if not used carefully. Here we present the seven deadly sins of credit car... Read >
Author: Michael Strauss25th March 2008
If you want cheap car insurance quote in UK, then just get insurance by the Automobile Association. One top car insurance company in UK, the Automobile Association, gets you the best car insurance quotations with your regional agencies.
The AA provides... Read >
Author: Robert20th February 2008
Only a few years ago, the prospect of a debt consolidation mortgage was often hailed as the way forward. And it’s clear to see why. Homeowners were getting in to increasing unsecured debt – in 2007, all debt in the UK (around £135tr) exceeded GDP for... Read >
Author: John Sern10th February 2008
As interest rates continue to fluctuate, rates on loans and credit cards are subject to change during these difficult times.
And now more of us face having to evaluate our finances in reaction to these changes, such as double checking repayment amounts... Read >
Author: DCollins05th November 2007
Everyone in today’s world needs a bank account of some sort in order to get paid, most jobs will only pay you direct into your bank so if you want to earn money you will have to have one. It is also safer than keeping all of your money under the mattre... Read >
Author: Andy Tao22nd October 2007
Have you ever been charged penalties on your savings account or current account or credit card? How about charges on returned direct debits? Or on failed standing orders? Or on unauthorized overdraft fees? Or on bounced checks? Or even on late mortgage pa... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer21st October 2007
If you are suffering financially then there are many options you can take to relieve the stress of having these money issues. One of the popular methods is to take out a personal loan, you can get one from any bank or building societies, providing that y... Read >
Author: Andy Tao11th October 2007
You’re bank will more than likely have internet banking, this is a great tool which will allow you to sort and manage all of your finances out from a computer connected to the internet. Make sure you sign up as soon as possible to have the ease of payi... Read >
Author: Andy Tao27th September 2007
Even if you are a business veteran or has started your business, a business bank account is necessary. It makes things a lot easier for you especially when you balance your cashbook. If you do not open a business bank account, you will have trouble managi... Read >
Author: Bei Maniago30th August 2007
Online banking facilities have the potential to make our financial lives much easier, letting us conduct our financial affairs at a time that suits us rather than having to fit in with the opening hours of your bank branch.
It is now possible to pay bi... Read >
Author: Nicholas Hunt23rd August 2007
Britons are facing more fees than they did last year on financial products and services such as personal loans, secured loans, mortgages and credit cards, as well as on savings and current accounts, according to the latest research from online comparison ... Read >
Author: ARouse22nd August 2007
UK credit card holders paid a staggering £240 million in ‘transfer fees’ switching their balances to interest-free deals last year, prompting the threat of an investigation by the Office of Fair Trading. Used as a debt management tool by consumers co... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton26th July 2007
Not everybody has a perfect credit rating. There are countless reasons why people may have a less than clean sheet: whether it's bad financial planning, illness, redundancy or simple forgetfulness, just one little money slip-up can lead to a tainted credi... Read >
Author: Elisha Burberry26th July 2007
How do you go about getting a loan when you've got a history of bad credit? Many banks and loan providers will want to see detailed a credit history before agreeing to give you a loan, but some people may have a history of bad credit - often due to reason... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton04th June 2007
You might be shocked to know that, as a credit card consumer, you may have paid up to £25 in hidden charges! A huge number of credit card users’ end up paying hefty charges that are taken without their knowledge. It has become such a burning issue that... Read >
Author: Matthew Lloyd15th January 2007
The notion of a cashless society has been around for quite some time. The first mechanical cash dispenser was built by Luther George Simjian in 1939 and was installed in New York in 1939. However lack of customer adoption resulted in it being removed s... Read >
Author: martymac16th November 2006
Britain is a nation of animal lovers, so it's not surprising that there are many charities set up to look after old, sick or neglected animals. Donations to these charities can be made by supporting events, by setting up bank direct debits and by using ... Read >
Author: Joseph Kenny18th September 2006
With credit being offered at every corner in today's modern world, many people are finding the temptation of using in credit a normal way of life.
Unfortunately with all debt, this debt has to be paid back in full plus interest at some point in our liv... Read >
Author: adam parsons16th August 2006
It is a new rule that may have the banks running scared. As of May 31, money lenders are no longer allowed to charge sky-high penalties for late payments on credit cards, store cards, mortgages, loans and overdrafts. The most they are, in fact, allowed to... Read >
Author: michael challiner07th July 2006
Are you somebody who struggles each month to pay all of the bills? Are you in debt? Are you looking for ways in which to reduce your level of debt? In this article I write about ways in which we can control and reduce our debts which I hope will prove ben... Read >
Author: Steve Hill05th July 2006
When you're shopping around for a bank account there are a lot of factors to consider. Many people go for up-front incentives, such as money paid into the bank account, vouchers or a gift. However, it is worth looking at bank accounts in more depth to fin... Read >
Author: Joseph Kenny16th June 2006
Finding information online seems like the proverbial search for the needle in the haystack – with so many sites and adverts vying for attention just thinking about searching for an internet bank is enough to bring on a headache. However, it might well be ... Read >
Author: Joseph Kenny24th May 2006
Despite easier than ever access to personal finance services, there are still 3 million adults in the UK today who are completely outside the banking system, and don't have access to a bank account.
Many of these people are unable to get a standard acc... Read >
Author: Nicholas Hunt04th November 2005
Going to a bank can take a lot of your time, considering the fact that banks have a fixed timetable and the most of the times you have to queue up because everybody seems to go there at the same time with you.
This is one of the reasons why more and mo... Read >
Author: David C Skul
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