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Borrowers with patchy credit records now stand a greater chance of getting a mortgage as lenders quietly introduce more 'sub-prime' deals.
6 August 2010
Nationalised Northern Rock plans to start offering credit cards and personal loans again as it readies itself for sale to the private sector, the group revealed today.
3 August 2010
Nationwide is revamping its current account, offering annual multi-trip European travel insurance to new and existing customers who fund it with at least £750 each month.
31 July 2010
Nationwide is revamping its current account, offering annual multi-trip European travel insurance to new and existing customers who fund it with at least £750 each month.
30 July 2010
The first new current account-offering UK bank in over a century launches today.
29 July 2010
The Government plans to make savings products simpler, to encourage consumers to build up a nest egg for their future.
14 July 2010
Consumers trying to view their credit report online have complained of being unable to get instant access, despite new rules aimed at making it easier to view your file.
14 July 2010
Consumers can now get online access to their statutory credit report from all three credit reference agencies.
12 July 2010
Banks and building societies will face curbs on dipping into your savings to clear debts, under proposals from industry regulator, the Financial Services Authority (FSA).
6 July 2010
Do you remember Allo Allo's Officer Crabtree's, "Good moaning, I represent the British Air Farce"?
9 June 2010
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