Category: Finance News
Apr 29, 2015
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10 Mind-Blowing Mayweather-Pacquiao Money Facts
Floyd Mayweather v Manny Pacquiao is, without question, the most lucrative boxing fight ever. The prize fight is worth a total of $300 million (£198m...
Nov 20, 2014
Save Money with a Fixed Rate Mortgage
With a large number of Britons struggling with debt problems, the news that the Bank of England might well increase its base interest rate in 2015 was...
Nov 18, 2014
One More Reason Why Britons are Sliding into Debt
What would happen to a nation if its citizens were to gradually earn less instead of more? A logical answer to that question would be that they would ...
Nov 13, 2014
Tenants Have Less Protection Against Financial Disasters
New research by insurance firm Aviva reveals that many of the seven million people in the UK who are currently renting a property are more vulnerable ...
Nov 06, 2014
Insurer Highlights Increasing Debt Levels Among Individuals Over 55
In a recent article we reported on research carried out by the British charity StepChange, which showed that problem debt is costing the UK in the reg...
Nov 04, 2014
Two More Reasons Why Many Britons are Slipping into Debt
Ever wondered why your pay cheque is simply not going as far as it used to and why you are trapped in a spiral of debt? The reason might not be financ...
Oct 30, 2014
Chorley Residents have 4th Highest Per Capita Personal Debt in the UK
Although the latest figures about per capita personal loan debt in the Chorley region do not cover all building societies and banks, they are neverthe...
Oct 28, 2014
Housing Costs Eating Away at Disposable Income
If you ever wonder why you still haven’t figured how to get out of debt after so many years a new study might have the answer: it’s simply because...
Oct 23, 2014
New Tax-Free Pensions Could be Disastrous
A brilliant move that could help to stimulate the sluggish British economy or a mis-selling scandal in the making? The government’s decision to open...
Oct 21, 2014
Rate War Predicted for Fourth Quarter
At last there is some good news for debt-ridden British consumers: instead of the expected increase in mortgage rates, about which we have written rep...
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