SAVVY CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS DO IT ONLINE – AND SAVE UP TO 50 PER CENT INTO THE BARGAIN …
CLICK ON A LESS COSTLY CHRISTMAS WITH SECURE INTERNET SHOPPING, SAYS MONEYNET.CO.UK
This year’s must-have gifts selling online at half High Street prices
Comparison sites offer safest way to bag bargains
CHRISTMAS shoppers can save a fortune by ordering gifts online, reckons personal finance data comparison site Moneynet.co.uk.
27/11/07
RATES RACK UP FOR ADVERSE CREDIT MARKET AS LENDERS SHUT UP SHOP – BORROWERS SHOULD ACT NOW TO REGAIN CREDITWORTHINESS, SAYS MONEYNET.CO.UK
Relaxed criteria but rates reach 9.99% for mortgages
Credit cards available but rates shatteringly high – as much as 59.9% APR
Treat with caution to get back on even keel
BORROWERS with adverse credit histories should act now if they need to find deals on mortgages and credit cards before offers dry up – but they must expect to pay top whack, says personal finance data comparison site Moneynet.co.uk.
21/11/07
AWOL CBA DISCS MEANS DAILY VIGILANCE NEEDED BY BRITS AGAINST ONLINE FRAUD, SAYS MONEYNET.CO.UK
THE MILLIONS of Child Benefit claimants whose personal and financial details have been lost in the post must check their bank and credit card statements regularly to ensure they haven’t been targeted by fraudsters, advises financial data comparison site Moneynet.co.uk.
“This unprecedented level of risk should be taken as a wake-up call for all consumers,” says Moneynet.co.uk chief executive Richard Brown. “ID fraud is a thriving business these days and if these personal details do fall into the wrong hands it could spell trouble for thousands of people.
Moneynet.co.uk is the UK's longest established online personal finance research and data analyst company. The company offers consumers a choice of thousands of low cost financial services products. From mortgages, personal loans to motor, home and medical insurance, credit cards, savings accounts and best buy fixed rate products, Moneynet is one of the most comprehensive online services of its kind in the UK. Founded by chief executive Richard Brown, the Moneynet brand is destined to become one of the UK's major players in consumer finance products.