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Nationwide Building Society shakes up the credit card market
Last week Nationwide Building Society launched a 26 month interest free balance transfer card with an ultra-low balance transfer fee of 0.75%. This is a bold move from the UK’s biggest... -
Youth unemployment levels effecting Eurozone recovery
The high levels of youth unemployment across Europe are damaging the long term recovery and growth of the Eurozone, the head of the International Monetary Fund has warned. IMF director,... -
North/south divide widens in rental market
With UK home sales at the highest for six years (according to recent figures released by RICs) we might expect tenant demand for property in the private rented sector to drop in 2014, as they... -
Are You Paying Too Much For Your Car Insurance?
Premiums for car insurance are too high, the competition watchdog has said. The competition commission's investigation of the £11bn motor insurance market found it was not working well... -
Post Office offers a current account sweetener
Post Office is stepping up its presence in the current account market with the recent announcement that consumers switching from other banks will receive a payment of £100. With a wide network...
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New Year's money resolution - Top ten tips to help you save money
1. Plan your Spending - Take five minutes to work out what you have to pay each month and how much you have left.
2. Protect your home and your dependants - If you have a job and family life insurance, critical illness and income protection are all worth-while investments in considering - these will ensure your loved ones are catered for if you die or are unable to continue working
3. Lower your debt - Add up what you owe and to which companies. You may be able to save money by moving your debt to a better credit card provider. Always pay your priority debts off first - these won't necessarily be the largest or those with the highest interest rate - and try to make more than the minimum payments on your credit cards if you can.
4. Free up spare cash - Making small cutbacks can make big savings - you will be surprised at how much you can save by cutting back on 'non essentials'
5. Set up an emergency expenses fund - Having a pot of money on one side for emergencies such as a plumbing problem or needing new tyres can really help if you need money you can access quickly.
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