The average car insurance premium is now a whopping £724.28, according to the AA British Insurance Premium Index. But don't ... Read More
Andy Leadbetter, 28 November 2008
Clare Francis, 21 November 2008
Steve Willey, 21 November 2008
Scott Byrom, 21 November 2008
Louise Cuming, 14 November 2008
Kevin Mountford, 14 November 2008
Andy Leadbetter, 14 November 2008
Clare Francis, 13 November 2008
Rob Barnes, 06 November 2008
Clare Francis, 06 November 2008
Unless you've been living under a rock for the last six months you have probably become more knowledgeable about the security of your savings. So it came as no surprise when 96% of respondents in our exclusive survey stated that they were more aware of savings security now than six months ago. However, what was surprising was just how many people now rank security above interest rate.
Clare Francis - Site Editor
Updated: 28 November 2008
With the media focus firmly on mortgage and savings rates since the November 1.5% interest rate cut, banks and building societies have been quietly adjusting their current account rates in what could be considered a revenue-boosting move.
Kevin Mountford - Head of Banking & Mortgages
It saves you time and it saves you money - you can bet if they have computers on the North Pole, even Santa Claus would do it.
Rob Barnes - Head of Shopping, Broadband and Mobile Phones
The average car insurance premium is now a whopping £724.28, according to the AA British Insurance Premium Index. But don't be tempted to cut corners on your cover, as you can get the right policy at the right price - as long as you know how.
Andy Leadbetter - Head of Motor & Home Insurance
With Christmas only a few weeks away moneysupermarket.com urges Brits to check the small print of their home insurance now to ensure Christmas gifts are covered.
Updated: 02 December 2008
One in seven people would trust Nationwide as the safest haven for their money if they were given £50,000 to invest for at least a year, according to a national poll commissioned by moneysupermarket.com. Abbey came in one percentage point behind on 13 per cent.
Updated: 01 December 2008
Louise Cuming, head of mortgages at moneysupermarket.com, said: "Obviously any move by a lender to help its customers - especially those who may find themselves in danger of losing their home - is to be applauded. RBS deserves a pat on the back for sticking its neck out and making a firm promise to give borrowers some breathing space before starting repossession proceedings."
Despite the Bank Of England cutting the base rate by two per cent in the past two months and Libor falling by even more, six mortgage lenders haven't reduced their standard variable rates at all.
Hundreds of thousands of people are using their mobile phones to access adult content on the internet, a new survey by moneysupermarket.com reveals.
25 November 2008
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18 November 2008
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12 November 2008
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11 November 2008
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