Ink Bold Rewards Offer Faster Way To Earn Points

Saturday, December 10th, 2011

Ink from Chase business cards are already an attractive prospect for most business users, but now there is even more to entice customers with the introduction of a new credit card rewards program Ink Bold. The ...

Don’t get vet debt: Low cost pet care alternatives exist

Saturday, December 3rd, 2011

C.C., the neighborhood stray that people and other cats love to love, had been limping for several days when I noticed he also had a gash on his side. Clearly, it required medical care. A neighbor offered to take him to her vet, and we were both almost stunned into ...

Will proposed new bank rules really keep you out of debt?

Monday, November 21st, 2011

The way borrowers repay debts is to be overhauled, the Government announced this week. Changes aim to give borrowers a better deal but will the measures really help you? Lauren Thompson gives her verdict... Overdrafts From March 2012, current account customers can opt to ...

Is it Safe to Go Back to the Citi? Weighing in on Citibank’s Turmoil

Saturday, November 19th, 2011

Citibank has been in the news a lot lately, and not for the right reasons. In 2009, the company closed thousands of active credit card accounts without warning because it was losing money on its rewards system. Then, exactly two years later, Citibank had 30 Occupy Wall Street ...

Recession puts the north-south divide back on the misery map

Monday, November 7th, 2011

Britain's north-south divide has widened since the start of the recession and is likely to worsen as households in the north-east and Yorkshire are among the hardest hit by rising unemployment and falling house prices, according to a report.Stalling wage growth, rising taxes, public sector cuts and personal insolvencies ...

Banks Pledge Not To Charge Debit Card Fees

Saturday, November 5th, 2011

In the wake of the negative reaction to the introduction of a $5 fee for using debit cards by Bank of America, other banks are pledging not to implement fees of their own, with some banks abandoning ...