October 2007 Archive
Abbey opens up 8% accountAbbey is extending its high interest bank account to all new customers - not only those switching bank. |
Alliance & Leicester: New current account for over 50sAlliance & Leicester has launched a new current account for the over 50s. |
West Bromwich: New savings trackerWest Bromwich Building Society is launching a new no-notice variable rate savings account. |
Facebook identity fraud riskThe UK's 3.5 million Facebook users are being warned they are putting themselves at risk of identity theft. |
Bradford & Bingley new eSavings accountBradford & Bingley is bringing out a new internet-only savings account offering 6.20 per cent pa gross/AER (4.96 per cent net). |
Scarborough increases saving tracker rateScarborough Building Society is increasing the interest rate on its Direct Exclusive Saver to 6.4 per cent, gross APR. |
Leeds: Penalty-free savings at 6.4%Leeds Building Society is bringing out a new postal savings account with a guaranteed rate of 6.40 per cent AER (6.35 per cent gross). |
Chelsea increases Double Guarantee savings rateChelsea Building Society is increasing the savings rate on its Double Guarantee account by 0.1 per cent to 6.5 per cent. |
Families cut back on savings as mortgage costs riseRising mortgage costs are leading families to cut back on spending and savings. |
Northern Rock ISA tax losses restoredNorthern Rock savers who lost tax benefits when withdrawing funds from Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) will have their rights restored. |
Rochdale lender collapsesRochdale-based credit union Streetcred has collapsed with an estimated £450,000 worth of debt. |
Northern Rock chairman resignsNorthern Rock's chairman Matt Ridley has resigned. |
Bradford & Bingley International launches base rate trackerBradford & Bingley International (BBI) is launching a new base rate tracker at 6.4 per cent. |
Building society savings hit record high off Northern RockBuilding societies took in the highest levels of deposits for savings accounts on record in September, as investors looked for a safe haven of cash in the wake of the Northern Rock crisis. |
Bank votes 8-1 for rate freezeThe Bank of England's monetary policy committee (MPC) was split over the future of interest rates at its October meeting. |
Northern Rock chiefs: Crisis unforeseeableEvents causing the run on Northern Rock were unpredictable, the head of Northern Rock told the Treasury select committee today. |
Virgin eyes Northern RockVirgin has confirmed it is looking to make a bid for troubled mortgage lender Northern Rock. |
Darling looks to increase savings protectionAlistair Darling is to investigate increasing protection to savers following the Northern Rock debacle. |
Internet community fights phishing scamsPhishing e-mails purportedly from Yahoo! and PayPal and eBay are to be targeted from today by a new secure email service. |
Brits would save more if inheritance tax was raisedBrits would save an additional £44.2 billion annually if the Conservative party returned to power and raised the inheritance tax threshold to £1 million new research reveals. |
Northern Rock buy-out steps furtherA US private equity group has moved a step closer to making a bid for Northern Rock. |
Saga ups online savings rateSaga Personal Finance is issuing two fixed rate bonds and increasing its online savings rate to 6.3 per cent AER. |
Scarborough: New savings tracker at 6.3%Scarborough Building Society has launched a new tracker savings account with rates up to 6.3 per cent. |
Northern Rock break-up rumours lead share price diveNorthern Rock's share price hit a record low yesterday as rumours circulated KPMG had been lined up as an administrator. |
Coventry current account offers 6.35% up to £250KCoventry Building Society is offering a current account with an interest rate of 6.35 per cent. |
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