There was more worrying news about the state of the economy last week but it's not all doom and gloom. The savings bonanza continues with a number of institutions having increased their rates. There's also good news for borrowers: mortgage rates are still falling and there are some great new credit card deals available - you can now avoid paying any interest on your credit card debts until 2010...Clare Francis, Site Editor, ask Clare a question
"The MPC has held interest rates for another month, but that hasn't stopped the savings providers from making their moves. There has been a cluster of movement in the sector including a new market-leading easy access rate..." read more
"Barclaycard and Egg have extended their interest-free periods giving consumers more opportunities to wipe out their credit card debts. We'll show you the leading deals and how you should go about getting your house of cards in order..."read more
"The Government has suspended stamp duty for a year on properties costing less than £175,000 and announced several other measures aimed at stimulating the housing market. With lenders reducing rates is there finally light at the end of the tunnel or is this a false dawn?"read more
"Many of us protect our cars and our homes - but what about our families? With recession an increased possibility and unemployment on the up it's time to think about what would happen to your family if your circumstances were to change..."read more
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