Finding the right finance for bad credit

Having bad credit is not unusual these days, and the high level of consumer debt in the UK has resulted in many individuals paying a wide range of debts to a variety of creditors

Forecast for interest rates in 2008

Over the past year and a half interest rates have been at the top of the financial agenda for many analysts and economists

Don’t pay over the odds in the sales

As 2008 gets underway the January sales are continuing all over the country

Which to use, credit card or debit card

The general advice from financial experts is to use your debit card for things you would normally pay cash for, for example fuel or grocery shopping

Take advantage of credit building solutions

Having a poor credit rating can make life far more difficult when it comes to your finances

Lenders seek aid to help fund home loans

Mortgage lenders are mounting pressure on the Bank of England and the Treasury to assist them to raise funds in order to supply homebuyers with loans

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

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

Tips to help you combat the credit crunch

2008 has not got off to the most promising of starts, with talk of utility bills to rise, the housing market is slowing down and where once credit was readily available

Facts you should know about balance transfer credit cards

Over recent years transferring your credit card balances onto a lower interest or interest free credit card has become a popular process, and the introduction of balance transfer credit cards has made it easier

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