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1) Be aware of your credit score before applying for loans
Author:
Matthew Pressman
Category:
Finance
'How do I lower my loan payments?' is becoming a popular mantra in the UK as many borrowers are struggling to cope with a combination of increased mortgage costs and above inflation increases in the cost of council tax, utilities, food and other essentials.
Two base rate reductions in the last few months have slightly eased the worries of borrowers struggling to repay their mortgages, loans and credit cards. But, other factors such as rapid increases in fuel and food costs mean...
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2) Online banking booming, despite fraud fears
Author:
Paul McIndoe
Category:
Finance
In the space of a few years the internet has revolutionised the way the majority of us do our banking. Most banks and building societies offer their internet services 24 hours per day, meaning that even those leading the most unconventional of lifestyles can access banking at their convenience. Wherever you live in the UK, loans, current accounts, and mortgages can all be bought and administered online.
Ever since the advent of the internet, businesses have been searching for wa...
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3) Loans rates rise as banks hoard cash
Author:
Elisha Burberry
Category:
Finance
UK financial markets look to be entering a new era of turmoil as top banks are building up their cash reserves to cover the possibility of further losses from the continuing collapse of the sub-prime market. This action could signal worrying times for anyone who has loan balances outstanding, because they are likely to see the cost of them rise in the short term.
In the wholesale financial market the gap between the base rate and percentages being charged on three-month loans is...
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4) Bank of Ireland introduces 2 for 1 card
Author:
Adam Singleton
Category:
Finance
The Bank of Ireland has recently introduced a very canny product to the market that's a credit card and personal loan combined, giving the account holder some very flexible ways to make large purchases without attracting the large interest rates that are normally associated with credit cards.
Any customer that makes a large purchase on their card, and is unable to repay it in within the statement date has the option to transfer the balance to the personal loan part of the produc...
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5) Looking for a loan? You're not alone.
Author:
Adam Singleton
Category:
Finance
Loans are a common financial tool used to realise people's aims and aspirations. Whether you want to buy a car, redecorate your home, pursue a hobby or simply wish to jet off and escape the British weather, a personal loan could be the most effective way of financing your plan.
Though sometimes asscosciated with debt, loans are not just for those who can't manage their finances; instead they are an viable option to help create a better quality of life. Typically, there are two t...
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