TIPS TO SURVIVE THE CREDIT CRUNCH "With the credit crunch and inflation continuing to bite, we show you 10 steps you can take to minimise the impact and relieve some of the pressure on your finances...."

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Virgin credit card - 0% on balance transfers for 15 months

 

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HOW DO MOTOR INSURERS REALLY COMPARE?  "When shopping around for car insurance it's easy to be lured by the cheapest deals - however, as with any product the cheapest is not always the best. So which car insurers have the strongest customer reputations and how can you be sure you're getting a reliable policy before you buy"    
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THE 'INTEREST-FREE' CREDIT CARDS THAT MAY CHARGE YOU INTEREST "Unwary customers are being caught out by interest-free credit card offers that could cost you dear if you don't use them correctly. We explain the catches..."    
 

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Capital One Platinum Card - 0% on purchases and balance transfers until May 2009

 

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EARN 12% ON YOUR SAVINGS "Alliance & Leicester has launched a new version of its Premier Regular Saver account, which offers a whopping 12% in interest. However, it is only available to new Premier Current Account customers, an account that pays just 1.5% on balances in credit. So how does this deal compare with the rest of the market?"

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Alliance & Leicester Premier Direct  - 8.5%

 

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