Debt advice to be offered by Church of England

There are a number of counsellors and agencies that are able to provide advice to consumers in debt across the UK

The best way to use a buy to let mortgage

Most people class property purchase as a serious, if rather daunting, investment, and indeed those that purchased property over previous years have seen just what a great investment

Bankruptcies could rise over course of this year due to debt levels

Officials have expressed concern over the level by which bankruptcies and insolvencies might rise over the course of this year

Barclays chairman victim of identity fraud

A recent report has shown how even the senior manager of a bank can become the victim of identity fraud

Consumers showing more consideration when choosing credit cards

New research has shown that applicants are showing much more care and attention when applying for credit cards or loans.

Change in mortgages

The housing market has not got off to the best start as we have entered a brand new year. The ‘credit crunch’ which we have read so much about has finally taken hold of a considerable number of households.

Fixed rate mortgages continue to rise despite the latest interest rate cut

The average fixed-rate mortgage is higher than last month, despite December’s interest rate cut, according to moneysupermarket.com

Times change as a decade of carefree spending comes to a close

Shopaholics and bargain hunters have had a ball for the last 10years or so, mostly due to cheap credit, but alas those days are numbered and many people enter into this new year debt laden

Are you really saving money at the supermarkets?

We Brits enjoy nothing more than a good bargain, and when we see prices knocked down by considerable amounts at supermarkets we often flock to purchase the item

Balance Transfers Not What They Used To Be

A lot of people move balances around from one credit card to another, chasing the zero percent balance transfer deals

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