Articles, tagged with "global credit", page 4
28th April 2008
The global credit squeeze isn't bad news for everyone; it has boosted business for credit reference agencies as more people realise the importance of having an up-to-date credit record, according to a leading financial comparison website.
A spokesman...
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Author:
mpressman
09th April 2008
As the global credit crisis continues to play havoc with interest rates in Australia many borrowers are scurrying for relief by seeking to refinance their home and investment loans.
However this refinance strategy does not always achieve its objective...
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Author:
victoria Edema
02nd April 2008
The past decade or two has seen a real boom in credit card use, with competition between issuers leading to ever lower rates of interest, constantly improving features, and a consistent relaxing of acceptance criteria. Such has been the activity in the ma...
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Author:
Michael Strauss
02nd February 2008
The UK risks slipping into recession in the next two years, according to authors of the Deloitte Economic Review; and even if that gloomy forecast doesn't transpire, the best we can hope for is the weakest economic growth in the last 15 years.
The ba...
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Author:
Andrew Regan
19th January 2008
With the recent news from Knight Frank that commercial office prices have fallen in the south-east of England, many may be wondering if 2008 will bring any worthwhile prospects at all for investment in this sector.
An assessment of this issue was provide...
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Author:
Assetz UK
14th November 2007
The Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) is confident that even though there has been a reduction in the amount of mortgage products available as a result of the global credit squeeze, house prices will remain unaffected, due to the underlying demand for pro...
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Author:
Andrew Regan
09th November 2007
The value of the UK secured loans market looks set to pass the £10 billion mark in the next five years as more Britons look to consolidate their unsecured debt, according to a recent report issued by Datamonitor. The current estimated value of the UK sec...
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Author:
Elisha Burberry
16th November 2006
The fundamental purpose of a credit card is to enable the card holder to purchase goods and services without having to pay for them at the time of purchase but subject to a pre-determined limit. It is a very convenient option as you don't have to carry ca...
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Author:
Jack Chevalier
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