moneynet in the press

Birmingham Post – 18th November 2006

NEVER TOO YOUNG FOR A PENSION FUND

Online financial comparison service Moneynet.co.uk has delved into its Christmas data stocking and come up with some novel gift ideas that it says will retain their appeal – and value – way past New Year and go some way to improving the UK’s failing personal finance health.
“Jingle bells are all very well but the sound of jingling coins is much more likely to bring a smile to your loved ones faces this Christmas,” said chief executive Richard Brown. “And it will bring you the warm glow of knowing you have done them a good turn”.

The Scotsman – 16th November 2006

DOES FIRST DIRECT MOVE HERALD END OF FREE BANKING

Richard Brown, chief executive of online personal finance research and data analysts Moneynet, said “It could be argued that the concept has long been a myth for most. The vast majority of high street banks pay miserly interest rates on credit balances while levying extortionate charges for slipping into the red, meaning that the privilege of holding a current account already comes at a price.”

Cumberland News – 3rd November 2006

POUND NOTES

Watch out for higher charges as high street bans try to restore their profits after various initiatives from the Office of Fair Trading, warns Moneynet.co.uk. The online data comparison analyst says many customers could be hit for going overdrawn without prior authorisation.

BBC Good Homes – 1st November 2006

4 WAYS TO REDUCE YOUR MORTGAGE REPAYMENTS

Compare mortgage rates online at www.moneynet.co.uk.