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Mobile Credit Card Readers in the UK
It was in the news today that record numbers of people are working for themselves in the UK. With the job market depressed and many accepting wage freezes and part time work its hardly surprising. There are many factors to … Continue reading
Posted in Bank Accounts, Online Security
Tagged credit cards, financial services, online banking, unemployment
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Financial Planning Apps Make Money Matters More Manageable
Gone are the days of learning to balance a check book with paper and pencil. Few people take the time to actually balance a checkbook anymore; instead checking their bank balances online. Yet, the absence of this task may result … Continue reading
Posted in Bank Accounts, Living on a Budget
Tagged banks, budget, credit cards, online banking, personal finance
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Is a Loan Against Your Property the Right Choice?
Most responsible, independent financial advisers would warn against taking out any loan secured against a property. Why is this the case and are there any circumstances where these loans provide the best option for those requiring a loan?
Posted in Negotiated Arrangements, Remortgaging
Tagged credit cards, credit history, debt consolidation, loans, unemployment
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How Are Credit Card Finance Charges Computed?
It is vital that you understand how to compute the finance charges which are applied to credit cards, whether you have intentions of getting another credit card or you are just thinking about the one you have now. But first, … Continue reading
Posted in Living on a Budget
Tagged credit cards, credit score, debt, finance, personal finance
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“Wave And Pay”: The Future Of The Credit Card Business?
‘Wave and Pay’ is the latest advancement made within the credit card business. In a nutshell, it enables people to simply wave their credit cards over a sensor, and the payment is made and registered instantaneously. At this early stage, … Continue reading
What Is The Prime Rate and How Is It Used?
The prime rate is an interest rate determined by individual banks. It is used as a reference rate to calculate the interest rate on many types of short and medium term loan products such as credit cards, student loans, car … Continue reading
Why You Need to Create a Debt Snowball
Debt snowballing is one of the most effective ways to quickly and effectively eliminate debt. As one card or debt account is paid off, the money is allocated to the next debt account allowing for bigger and bigger payments until … Continue reading
Posted in Living on a Budget, Restoring Good Credit
Tagged credit cards, debt, gas, loans, mortgages
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Top 4 Ways to Combat Credit Card Debt
It can be quite safe to assume that no one wants to be burdened by credit card debts. A credit card may afford a great deal of financial freedom, but once credit card debt starts accumulating, the results can be … Continue reading