There are a number of different ways that a person can easily get into debt, and possibly the worst way to fall into debt is with a credit card cheque.
Each year credit card companies send out around 144 million of these credit card cheques to just 18 million credit card holders. Often these cheques will […]
Credit Card Cheques - The Truth
Thursday, August 2nd, 2007Inflation Rate Hits Middle Britain
Tuesday, July 3rd, 2007Researchers claim that the real inflation rate in Middle Britain is 16 percent higher than the official figure. The very poorest families are those that are hit hardest with the inflation rate, however the impact has been cushioned by tax credits and welfare benefits. In contrast, the best paid in society are the ones who […]
Hidden Phone Charges
Thursday, June 28th, 2007After a series of complaints from customer the telecommunications regulator, Ofcom, has launched a review into fees that are levied by operators. Ofcom states that it is looking into the issue of concealed costs for services that are not directly associated with using your service, whether it is mobile, broadband, or your home phone. Some […]
The Cost of Small Personal Loans
Wednesday, June 27th, 2007New figures show that it might be cheaper to borrow larger amounts with some personal loans. This is based on personal loans of under £5,000, which have found that loans under £5,000 can be more expensive as the cost of loans over £5,000 have dropped or barely moved. MoneyExpert conducted the research and believes that […]
School Uniforms
Monday, June 25th, 2007It has been revealed that the cheapest school uniform can be found on sale at Asda for just £9.96. The outfit includes a polo shirt, vest, sweatshirt, briefs, socks, trousers or skirt and black scuff-resistant shoes.
The £9.96 price tag for a school uniform was for children from three to six years of age with larger […]
Debt Dependency
Wednesday, June 20th, 2007Many consumers are unaware of a situation called ‘debt dependency.’ This refers to a condition where consumers become indebted, and are forced to continue borrowing on credit cards and payday loans just to make ends meet each month.
These spenders never reach a point where they can save money, and pay cash. In fact, so inured […]
Debt and Online Gambling
Tuesday, June 12th, 2007One of the biggest personal debt addictions is online gambling. Within minutes of logging on, a victim is rapidly losing money. As hours pass – days sometimes – the money people squander become mere numbers on the screen: they have no meaning, no reference in the real world.
After a while the urge to carry on […]
Credit Monitoring Services
Friday, June 1st, 2007Credit monitoring is a service available online where the individuals are alerted to any changes to their credit reports. The individual is immediately notified of any changes either via email, text message or by a phone call. Many people who want to monitor their credit report and ensure that there is no fraudulent activity use […]
Preventing Identity Theft
Thursday, May 31st, 2007The most important thing that you must do to prepare your self against identity theft is to lose the attitude of “it could never happen to me”. Identity theft is more common than most people think, and it is the attitude of believing that it will never happen to you that will leave you vulnerable. […]
Increasing Your Credit Limit
Wednesday, May 30th, 2007If your current credit card has a low credit limit, possibly just £400 or £800, and you want to increase the limit on it there are a few tips that you can take into consideration that will help you achieve a higher credit limit.
Obtaining a higher credit limit is often a better option when compared […]
