Banks interest rate freeze finds favour
Commentators have come out in support of the Bank of England's decision to keep interest rates on hold this month. |
UK cars overpriced
It is time for the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) to investigate high car prices, says an influential group of MPs. |
Most popular mortgage lender unveiled
HBOS's domination of the mortgage lending league remains unabated, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML). |
Fixed rate mortgage at 2.99 per cent
Norwich and Peterborough Building Society has announced the reduction of interest on its fixed rate mortgages. |
Barclays director 'comfortable' with consumer debt
A top Barclays director has been speaking out about debt in the UK, saying he is not worried about the current situation. |
Consumers offered more power
The General Consumer Council has announced a campaign to get people in Northern Ireland to complain more. |
New bond lets investors stay safe to outperform the market
A new bond from National Savings and Investments (NS&I) offers 105 per cent of any growth in FTSE 100 index with complete capital protection. |
Complaints up for whole-of-life insurance
The Financial Ombudsman has seen a significant rise in complaints over the way consumers are sold whole-of-life insurance products. |
Pension plans need £50,000 extra
A new report reveals the average worker in the UK needs to contribute a further £50,000 to their current pension fund. |
Bank freezes interest rates
Following five quarter point hikes in interest rates since November, the Bank of England has held interest rates steady this month at 4.75 per cent. |
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