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| 10th September 2009 | Consumers should make sure they fully research the whole of the financial market before committing to a deal in order to maximise their satisfaction.
In many cases, people are neglecting to shop around for the best deal even if they are receiving poor service from their current bank, despi... | |
 | CCCS: Seek advice if you are in debt after a loan |
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| 16th May 2009 | People who may have taken out loans and are now concerned about the amount of debt they are in should not be embarrassed about seeking help.
This is the opinion of The Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS) which claims that asking for advice is the first step to solving the problem. | |
 | Young people 'need to know about loans and finance too' |
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| 9th May 2009 | There is a "clear" case for teaching young people about finances such as loans and car insurance, it has been claimed.
According to pfeg, the economic situation the world currently finds itself in is proof that everyone needs to learn how to manage their money sensibly.
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 | Survey reveals many 'sneaky Brits' have secret credit cards |
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| 7th May 2009 | Many Brits have secret credit cards or may have existing debt from previous loans which they have kept hidden from their partner, it has been revealed.
Research conducted by Halifax shows that there are around 217,000 secret cards in the UK, although this only represents around one per cent... | |
 | Brits may compare loans as they "should not pay full price for anything" |
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| 12th March 2009 | Brits looking to compare loans or find themselves cheap car insurance during the recession may be interested to hear the opinion of one industry expert.
Mark Bower, lifestyle sales director at lastminute.com, claimed that people should not be paying full price for anything while the current... | |
 | BoE takes base rate to all-time low |
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| 7th March 2009 | The Bank of England (BoE) has once again voted to cut the base rate of interest in the UK.
By lowering the rate by 0.5 percentage points – to 0.5 per cent - the central bank has now set the rate of interest at the lowest level it has even been.
Furthermore, the BoE has also an... | |
 | Brits avoid loans and 'turn to gardening' to beat recession |
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| 6th March 2009 | While the credit crunch bites and many Brits could be taking out loans to pay for things such as travel insurance, some have other ideas for saving themselves money.
According to a survey from Egg.com, 23 per cent of people have now turned part of their garden into a vegetable patch to cut ... | |
 | Parents give their children the lowdown in the crunch, study shows |
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| 5th March 2009 | Although they may not know much about loans or home insurance, children are learning more about the credit crunch from their parents, it has been revealed.
Research carried out for the Co-operative Child Trust Funds has found that 51 per cent of mums and dads are teaching their children abo... | |
 | Expert: Interest rate cuts make no difference |
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| 28th February 2009 | An industry expert believes that it is not of great importance whether or not the Bank of England raises or lowers the base rate of interest in the UK.
In the opinion of Simon Rubinsohn, chief economist at the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), the interest rate is not having ... | |
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