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25th September 2009
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Author: Jenny Rogers13th August 2009
According to new research carried out by financial group Moneyfacts, almost 50% of all current accounts offered to consumers provide no return on their money.
The number of accounts paying no returns at all has risen from 19% recorded a year ago, to 49... Read >
Author: Which4u17th July 2009
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• Specially made Wedding Cake.
• A memorable Honeymoon Flower Decoration.
• Romantic Candle Light Dinner.
• Visit to coffee Estate
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Author: karthikeyan16th July 2009
Summerville, SC does not have nearly the selection of townhouses compared to houses. This relatively low supply is a result of the low demand: most buyers for the Summerville area want houses rather than condos or townhouses. However, there are several... Read >
Author: Lee Keadle12th July 2009
The most sought after when it comes to fashionable designer bags is the Gucci handbag. This happens because all fashion conscious women know that a Gucci bag is designed with absolute beauty. In addition, it is also a purchase that will last for a long t... Read >
Author: articlelink01@gmail.com28th June 2009
First-time buyers have faced a conundrum over the last couple of years. After years of house prices spiralling out of reach of the average first-time buyer, they have finally fallen.
But in a cruel twist, the mortgage market froze up last year and len... Read >
Author: MarkeD28th June 2009
Lock your cash into a fixed-rate deal for a red-hot savings rate
Savers have seen their interest rates slashed since last Autumn, as the Bank of England dropped the Base Rate from 5% to an historic low of 0.5%. With average instant-access savings rates... Read >
Author: MarkeD18th June 2009
Many mortgage customers are being charged between 20 and 50 pounds each month if they fall into arrears. The lenders argue that these charges merely reflect extra costs they incur and the costs cease when customers agree a repayment plan.
But critics ... Read >
Author: michael challiner12th June 2009
Recent events in the world economy have forced many people to take stock of their finances and realise just how reliant they are on credit. While mortgages, loans and credit cards may be grabbing all the headlines, it is important to remember that over... Read >
Author: Graeme Knights09th June 2009
The trick is to do your homework before going on holiday and make sure you are not wasting your hard-earned cash on excessive fees and charges.
Just as important is protecting your money from theft on holiday. Tourists are very often targeted by thieve... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer03rd June 2009
There can be little doubt that in these turbulent economic times fewer people are choosing to put away cash for the future. Indeed, a recent survey by Nationwide indicated that less than half of British people are actually saving regularly. As financial p... Read >
Author: Graeme Knights11th May 2009
These are worrying times for savers. Not only have interest rates fallen to record lows, slashing the returns people can earn on their money, but there have also been a number of high profile banking collapses.
Unsurprisingly, many consumers have been le... Read >
Author: MarkeD17th April 2009
To buy or not to buy? That’s the question being asked in rented homes up and down the country. Conventional wisdom says it’s better to be a homeowner than a home renter, because your monthly home payment goes towards an asset that you own. But in toda... Read >
Author: MarkeD15th April 2009
Abbey, one of the largest mortgage providers in the country, last week chose to strike 7,000 conveyancing solicitors from their approved panel, saying that they handled too few Abbey lending transactions.
In times of economic woe and low demand, the fi... Read >
Author: Carys Robshaw13th March 2009
If you're planning to visit Somerset, whether you're coming from near or far, there are several places that you won't want to miss. These are towns and villages that have a lot to offer and that also have some peace and quiet. It's important for a lot of ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer12th March 2009
The countryside is one of the best things about Northumberland. There is so much beauty to look at, and people who live close by often take it for granted because they've seen it before. If you're one of those people, or if you just need to take a vacatio... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer29th January 2009
It is thought that 38 per cent of those leaving the UK for over a month state family as the reason for their visits while others say they are going abroad to see friends. Recent study findings by Abbey suggest that the recession is likely to cause an incr... Read >
Author: Mildred Parker25th January 2009
The housing market isn’t moving and this is creating a build up of first time buyers who would are still trying to get on the property ladder this isn’t going to change and demand will build. Click n go Mortgages have seen a huge increase in the numbe... Read >
Author: James Marshall01st December 2008
We all know Christmas is an expensive time of the year whether you spend your money on presents, holidays, food or decoration. The average person will spend around £600 this Christmas with some more than others; so people may wonder where they are going ... Read >
Author: barryloughran@live.co.uk01st December 2008
A few years back we would take out a credit card if we wanted to make a big payment whether it was for a holiday, new car or kitchen or even to pay for a wedding but rising inflation rates are forcing more and more people to seek credit cards to get them ... Read >
Author: barryloughran@live.co.uk01st December 2008
Rising interest rates may strike fear in the hearts of would-be first time buyers, but what about the buy-to-let enthusiasts? We have seen some significant changes in the way buy-to-let mortgages are being sold and there are some interesting and fresh pro... Read >
Author: michael challiner01st December 2008
The fact that the Bank of England (BOE) has slashed interest rates by 1.5% to 3%, I think shows how worried they are about the British economy.
In a Bloomberg survey of 60 economists, nobody had predicted such a large cut in one go.
You would be for... Read >
Author: Ray Prince17th November 2008
Bedfordshire is a great place playing host to museums and other attractions. People who have interest in geology, archeology, natural history and social history can take advantage of the rich Bedford museum. But what has this got to do with singles in Bed... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji11th November 2008
For a small town Rye has got a rich historical past which can be traced back well before the Norman Conquest. At the time Rye was based by the sea and was known as a beautiful fishing village. The sea has since retreated and is now over two miles away fro... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer03rd November 2008
It’s been no secret that over the past few months it’s been pretty much impossible to get a mortgage, with decreased spending by banks there’s been less of the 95% mortgages that many people have been able to get during the credit boom and it’s ha... Read >
Author: Andy Adams03rd November 2008
As the financial woes of the Britons increase, the role and significance of these financial mechanisms has increased manifold of late; especially the people of the older generation, who might get worried about their ability to save for the uncertain futur... Read >
Author: gracy13th October 2008
Moneyfacts has revealed the number of mortgage products offered by mortgage lenders for new borrowers is at its lowest value since the start of the credit crunch.
One year ago mortgage lenders offered 10,726 mortgage products to new borrowers; last Fri... Read >
Author: cborthwick907th October 2008
Bedfordshire is a great place playing host to museums and other attractions. People who have interest in geology, archeology, natural history and social history can take advantage of the rich Bedford museum. But what has this got to do with singles in Be... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji07th October 2008
Bedfordshire is a great place playing host to museums and other attractions. People who have interest in geology, archeology, natural history and social history can take advantage of the rich Bedford museum. But what has this got to do with singles in Be... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji18th September 2008
Few will deny that a house is a work in constant progress. It is never completely finished and there is always something that needs an upgrade, or fixing. Many times, when repair or decoration funds come available, the interior of a home gets priority ove... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer16th September 2008
There is a new trend in the UK's property market. With price stabilisation sweeping through many areas in the country, many people have resorted to strategies that allow them to benefit from the property price adjustment in the UK. According to new resear... Read >
Author: Parmdeep Vadesha09th September 2008
After setting foot inside the Olympic city for the first time just weeks ago, it didn't take long for Ravindra Sharma to notice a very different China from the one he had imagined back home in India.
The bearded 50-year-old and his 43-year-old fr... Read >
Author: jackyluo24th August 2008
One of Britain's largest mortgage lenders have cut their interest prices again helping out 1st time buyers. Abbey claim to be the largest new mortgage lender holding a 26% stake for new mortgages in the UK for the first 6 months of this year.
Many ot... Read >
Author: barryloughran@live.co.uk22nd July 2008
When it comes to fashionable designer bags, among the most sought after is the Gucci handbag. This is because a Gucci bag is designed beautifully. It is crafted well, making sure that it lasts for a long time. Gucci handbags predict the owners’ status w... Read >
Author: eurohandbag01@gmail.com17th July 2008
Building societies in the UK saw a fall of more than £1 billion in their mortgage lending during March 2008 according to published home loans data. They also observed a drop in advanced net loans from £1.8 billion to £580 million compared to the same m... Read >
Author: Phil 16th July 2008
Home loans are easily available in the UK these days. Generally they are offered at various rates which include home loans at fixed rates, home loans adjustable rates and home loans with balloon-rates. All these rates are based on the base interest rate s... Read >
Author: mariane27th June 2008
The mortgage market could destined for a better future as lenders continue to offer reduced rates.
But with First Direct resuming mortgage lending, the signs suggest that the market could be entering a softer period in the mortgage crunch.
First Dir... Read >
Author: Mildred26th June 2008
If one goes by the recent reports, there is an indication that many lenders are withdrawing 125% mortgages from the market. These mortgages are quite popular with first time buyers, as they can easily raise the money required to purchase their property, a... Read >
Author: Dave Davies23rd June 2008
This week Abbey has launched a new credit card that will allow consumers to enjoy lower and fewer fees. The Zero Card enters the market at a time when many lenders are cutting back on financial products that cannot stand the pressure of the credit crunch.... Read >
Author: Mildred13th June 2008
The Half Marathon is one of the biggest events on the Leeds sports calendar, but the 2008 running was almost cancelled after Leeds City Council announced it would not be holding the annual 13.1 mile road race for the first time in twenty two years, in o... Read >
Author: mpressman05th June 2008
Bank charges are once again making the headlines with the news of a verdict on the test case launched by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) against seven major banks in July 2007.
The test case verdict went in favour of the OFT and could result in bank ... Read >
Author: pmcindoe25th May 2008
Britons are throwing away millions of pounds a day through ignorance about remortgages, according to a report by Abbey Mortgages. £25 million pounds is being wasted every day because people are paying lenders’ Standard Variable Rates rather than remort... Read >
Author: Mark Skinner25th May 2008
Taking out an unsecured personal loan still carries a social stigma, according to a study by Abbey Loans. A large amount of Britons are taking out loans in secret, as they are too ashamed to admit their financial position to friends and family. Over £7 b... Read >
Author: Mark Skinner15th May 2008
First time buyers are being urged to wait out the mortgage mess. The markets should settle down before customers consider getting a mortgage, experts say.
100% mortgages are no longer an option and a number of banks, including The Co-op Bank and F... Read >
Author: Sarah Othman15th May 2008
The last 100% mortgage which was still on the market was removed from Abbey’s offerings on the 7th of April at 10pm. This marked the end of the no-deposit mortgage era. Abbey is responsible for 1 in 10 mortgages in the UK and the bank said that these m... Read >
Author: Sarah Othman11th May 2008
Shortages of funds are now more common with expensive life style of the people. All of you hardly find it to sustain your economy through out the month with your regular income source. Since, your usual life is filled with a number of expenses, often you ... Read >
Author: Tess Ocean09th May 2008
The mortgage markets have hit the headlines repeatedly in recent weeks, with news about the HSBC Rate Matcher mortgage creating a major buzz. Meanwhile, the last 100 per cent mortgage deal has been withdrawn and the Bank of England rate cut appears unli... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell08th May 2008
The ambitious Portuguese boss of the Abbey believes he will turn the former building society into a fully fledged commercial bank by 2012, and has no qualms about taking on the UK’s biggest banks to achieve his aim.
Abbey’s chief executive Antón... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan07th May 2008
Anyone that is looking to save money on their credit card spending and balance transfers may be interested in a new credit card being launched this week by the Abbey. The Zero card could attract a lot of interest from borrowers who are looking to avoid pa... Read >
Author: Reno Charlton13th April 2008
Those considering buying investment property who may use a mortgage to do so will most likely have been keeping an eye on the fast-developing mortgage sector in recent times, in which the abundance of choice that was available a year ago has been substant... Read >
Author: Assetz UK10th April 2008
Brits are becoming increasingly concerned about the state of the economy amid talk of recession and a credit crunch, it has been revealed. While this is not exactly surprising, the extent of their concern, however, is. A survey by Abbey shows that half a... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton09th April 2008
There has been a real turnaround in the financial markets since the start of 2008. The fallout from the subprime mortgage problem in the USA is being felt on this side of the Atlantic. But what does this mean for you if you're trying to get a mortgage t... Read >
Author: Paul Elms12th March 2008
6% loans are getting harder to find but there are still some good loan rates to be found, especailly if you take the time to compare loans via a comparison site.
The mainstream loans are heading towards 7 per cent APR and the best loan rates I can find... Read >
Author: SimonDuffy03rd March 2008
Over the past couple of weeks a number of lenders have announced that they will no longer be offering mortgage loans of 125%, reflecting the continuing impact of the global credit crunch that has already resulted in tighter lending conditions across the U... Read >
Author: Reno Charlton03rd March 2008
Almost four times as many home owners would choose a fixed rate mortgage if they had to renew their mortgage tomorrow, with 10.3 million people saying they would fix and just 2.8 million saying they would choose a tracker mortgage this month, it has been ... Read >
Author: pmcindoe11th February 2008
Don't want to speak up to the bully yet? Too scared? Too unsure? Don't worry. There's actually something you can say that's not quite a comeback, but it's not just "taking it" either. It's called, "Parroting." You don't have to feel brave or sure of yours... Read >
Author: Abbey Whitehall31st January 2008
More than one million Britons have taken out a personal loan without the knowledge of their partners or family members, new research shows.
In a study carried out by Abbey Loans, it was revealed that some 1.35 million UK personal loan borrowers have ta... Read >
Author: ARouse18th January 2008
A significant number of Britons are using their savings to help friends or relatives in financial difficulty, it has been revealed. Around ten million (22 per cent) of respondents to a survey by Abbey say they have withdrawn money from their own savings ... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton18th January 2008
Recent research by the Abbey has discovered that over 3million people will transfer credit card balances in the first three months of 2008, with men transferring the biggest balances.
The average balance switched from interest-bearing credit cards to... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan06th November 2007
Experts are recommending that consumers planning to use a credit card for their Christmas shopping opt for a cash back card in order to make the most of their expenditure, as this will enable them to earn back some money on the amount that they spend over... Read >
Author: Reno Charlton01st November 2007
When Chancellor Alistair Darling unveiled his first Pre-Budget Report this month, the bulk of the media attention fell on changes to the capital gains tax, a hike in the inheritance tax threshold and the absence of any such increase with regards to stamp ... Read >
Author: Erin Ryan28th August 2007
Many people borrow money when they are in need. The terms and conditions are fixed at the time of borrowing. If after continuing a loan for two or three years you find that there is some better option available in the market, you may like to opt for it. I... Read >
Author: Amenda22nd August 2007
Rural England is rightly famous for its market towns as they are often the life blood of the local community. Norfolk has some of the UK’s most interesting and historical small towns and they offer holidaymakers a great way to get to know the local area... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta09th August 2007
Frequently heard throughout UK homes this summer will be the interminable children's statement: “I’m bored”, which is usually followed by parents dispensing cash in order to alleviate the tedium. Thankfully, there are many ways to keep the kids ente... Read >
Author: Elisha Burberry26th July 2007
According to a survey by Abbey, Britons have wasted billions of pounds in purchasing unnecessary things. More than £169 billion have incurred on these purchasing. This might result in managing their day-to-day finances. If Britons go on mismanaging their... Read >
Author: Angelo Drew25th July 2007
It is a common knowledge that now-a-days you can borrow money quite easily. But, that money should be brought to full use. Buying unnecessary things or spending the money on redundant purchases should be avoided.
According to a research from Abbey S... Read >
Author: Angelo Drew23rd July 2007
Break open your piggy bank and count the money. Run to your bank branch, call then, or log on to check your balance. Whip out a calculator, sit down your partner and figure out exactly how much money you are making together, what is your combined worth ... Read >
Author: -ddd-04th June 2007
Barclaycard are the latest company to offer a ‘green’ product to its growing ethically concerned customers who want to lower their carbon footprints. They have announced that their new eco-friendly credit card will be called ‘Breathe’. To ensure i... Read >
Author: JamesQuinton30th May 2007
As the number of graduates in the UK market continues to soar, so too does the amount of debt with which the average graduate is saddled. For instance, in the last three years it appears that increased studying and living costs in England and Wales has ca... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan09th May 2007
For those of you who may have given up hope, getting a good deal on a financial product, once in your golden years is not as far from your grasp as you might imagine.
The financial industry is awakening and “smelling the coffee”, as highlighted by ... Read >
Author: Chris Rowlands12th April 2007
Despite widespread feeling that house prices were, at last, slowing, new figures released by the country’s biggest mortgage lender Halifax, suggest that house prices, are in fact, still rising on the back of a strong economy and shortage of homes for sa... Read >
Author: JamesQuinton26th March 2007
Wherever you are from, we wish you a warm welcome from Citylocal Fife, ‘the business directory in Fife’ based near the Royal Burgh and City of Dunfermline and covering all the ancient Kingdom.
WELCOME to the Kingdom of Fife!
If you are visiting ... Read >
Author: Naz Daud09th February 2007
Christmas is over for another year and we are now nervously awaiting the arrival of the dreaded credit card bill due to hit the doormat any day now.
Many of us will have made new year's resolutions to sort out our finances, so why not take a look at so... Read >
Author: Marco Barra12th January 2007
Dublin is a cosmopolitan city having never-ending potentials for the provision of round the clock entertainment and fun to its tourist. The reason behind this is its electrifying entertaining attitude and a long list of events happening every next day.... Read >
Author: Steve Danzel13th December 2006
Abbey, Britain's second largest home loan provider, came under fire at the beginning of November 2006 after it announced its intention to offer borrowers mortgages for up to five times their salary in order to help them gain a foothold on the property l... Read >
Author: martymac11th October 2006
Ant and Dec, Britain's legendary TV duo, have recently been in the news for taking out life insurance. The deal is apparently set to cover one of them financially if the other dies, although the actual sum that would be received remains undisclosed. But w... Read >
Author: Jack Mack31st August 2006
General summary of the city
Hasselt is the capital city of the province of Limburg. Though it may not have the charm of other cities in Belgium, it has a hospitable aura to it. The affable town with a population of about 77,000 people is reputed for its ... Read >
Author: Meredith Booney31st July 2006
NGO MANAGEMENT IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE: DECLARES CHARLES ABBEY
By Samuel Lartey, Project Manager
Charles Abbey has called on all persons who are interested in serving society with their knowledge, skills, and financial resources to consider par... Read >
Author: Samuel Lartey04th July 2006
ARE AFRICANS BEGGERS OR PARTNERS OF DEVELOPMENT? CHARLES ABBEY EXPLAINS
By Samuel Lartey, Project Manager
Monday, 3rd July 2006 was declared a public holiday in Ghana. On that day I had the opportunity of attending a leadership lecture organise... Read >
Author: Samuel Lartey03rd June 2006
The boom in online banking and the success of some of the bigger online banks looks likely to revolutionise the way we manage our finances. Mortgages are no exception now that virtually all lenders have an online presence and many will allow you to acce... Read >
Author: Joseph Kenny15th August 2005
A Cousin of Hemingway, Rose Now Puts Her Pen To The Page
Toni Hull, National Marketing Director, Epic Books
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A few years ago when Chicago born author, Sarah Elizabeth Rose
learne... Read >
Author: Toni Hull
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