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M-commerce to replace e-commerce very soon

26th July 2011
E-commerce brought a great revolution worldwide. It made things really easy for people and brought businesses at great advantage but now m-commerce is what everybody is looking forward to. Introduction of m-commerce has changed the way people use to make ... Read >
Author: Sarah White

Contactless payment technology to be introduced at UK festivals

14th December 2010
Determined by the BBC, as of next summer music festivals in the UK will stop accepting cash as a form of payment throughout the events. The new alternative to money will require festival goers to pay for everything electronically, from food and drink t... Read >
Author: Justin Kelveni

Firstsource Solutions likely to perform well on new deals

09th November 2010
Firstsource Solutions (FSL), a pure-play business proc-ess outsourcing company, offers a range of customised BPO services across the segments, including healthcare, telecom, media and bank-ing and financial services industries. The company has a widesprea... Read >
Author: Deal4Loan

Contactless payment technology to be introduced at UK festivals

12th July 2010
According to the BBC, as of next summer music festivals in the UK will stop accepting cash as a form of payment during the events.The new alternative to cash will require festival goers to pay for everything electronically, from food and drink to accessor... Read >
Author: Sam Gooch

Credit Cards with Added Perks

23rd May 2010
When it boils down to it, there are not many things people look for when choosing financial products. Mainly the choice comes down to cost, monthly repayments and perhaps a decent interest rate, but really little else. However, more and more often these... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton

Barclays offers help to customers affected by volcanic eruptions

17th May 2010
Barclays and Barclaycard are taking additional measures to support their personal and business customers that have been left stranded abroad after the cloud of volcanic ash moving across Europe grounded all inbound and outbound flights in most of the UK... Read >
Author: Sam Gooch

Green Credit Cards – Real Value Or Just Cashing In?

30th April 2010
'Green' credit cards are becoming increasingly popular amongst the UK's environmentally aware financial customers. The UK Payments Administration organisation APACS has said that there is currently a major change in how credit card providers think about g... Read >
Author: Mark Bartley

How to get something for nothing with rewards cards

24th March 2010
Most of us wouldn't want to look a gift horse in the mouth, but if you are not taking advantage of a rewards or cashback credit card you could be missing out on free cash, vouchers or other treats. These deals enable you to earn money every time you spend... Read >
Author: MarkeD

4 possible changes to UK banking in 2010

03rd March 2010
The beginning of a new year always sees a swathe of articles and reports predicting how finance and the economy could be set to change. Yet, after more than a year marred with the global economic crisis and the lowest interest rates in history - it seems... Read >
Author: MarkeD

A Brief History Of Credit Cards

16th February 2010
Credit cards have nowadays insinuated into every corner of our lives, and it is rare that an adult these days not to perform at least one card. Besides being used in the traditional way of procuring goods or services in person, is also used now online, by... Read >
Author: ali

Don't spend your lifetime paying off a credit card bill

26th October 2009
In the current financial climate many people are struggling to keep on top of debt repayment such as credit card repayments, and for many the only option is to make minimum repayments at times when the budget doesn't stretch far enough. However, whilst ma... Read >
Author: Justin Schamotta

Competitive accounts and credit cards 'can make the most of money'

09th October 2009
Taking the time to seek out competitive UK accounts can help people make their money work harder for them, it has been suggested. Those Britons who choose to compare accounts will find they can source products which have competitive rates of interest a... Read >
Author: Sam Gooch

Many benefit in the Future Of Credit Cards?

02nd October 2009
It is possible that this innovation in credit card use will quickly become a norm. It seems that this new system would be the next logical step in credit card history. In addition, it could represent a leap as big as the move from the old mechanical credi... Read >
Author: jsolutions006

Great Britain Is Officially In Recession So How Can You Protect Your Savings, Pension And Home?

29th September 2009
If you are made redundant, from the 13th week after this happens, the Government will pay the interest on your mortgage up to 200,000 pounds. Although, for couples both need to lose their jobs to qualify and it will not pay for any other borrowings. ... Read >
Author: michael challiner

Cashback Cards - Earn While You Spend

01st August 2009
How much can I earn back? The best deal on the market is currently being offered by American Express' Platinum Cashback Card, which pays out 5% of your total expenditure during the first three months on spending of up to £2,000. After this period t... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer
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