Articles Tagged With: Credit Card Deals

The success of Credit Action's DebtCred financial education project has caused the organisation to increase the amount of pressure it is putting on the UK government to introduce finance on the national

Having access to the best credit card deals is no good if consumers are living consistently beyond their means. Credit Action has underlined the need for families to ensure they are living within their

Debt levels will increase this winter as people splash out on 0% credit cards for Christmas, but spending will be more restrained that last year. This is the view of Andrew Hagger, spokesman for moneynet.co.uk,

With rising unemployment and reductions in benefits, it is easy for those seeking the best credit card deals to fall into debt. Carole Spiers, chief executive of the Carole Spiers Group, said that careful

Online banking is making people more aware of the best credit card deals and increasingly finance savvy, it has been revealed. New research by Nationwide showed that nearly six in ten people think they

The clocks go back and British Summer Time comes to an end this weekend and people have been urged to use their extra hour to switch their current accounts and look for better credit card deals. Norwich

People looking for credit card deals have been warned that long-term stress about debts can have a negative impact on their health. Caroline Carr, hypnotherapist and life coach at Mypartnerisdepressed.com,

If you need a helping hand with your finances, credit card deals could help - so what kind of benefits could you reap from these? You may have come across various offers that are available on different

Consumers seeking 0% credit cards this December should act quickly, it has been reported. According to Subprime Blogger, making a late application for the best credit card deals is not an option during

Consumers seeking the best credit card deals should prepare properly before applying, it has been claimed. According to Experian, there is still plenty of choice available in the market despite the recession,

Consumers are not only seeking the best credit card deals, but also contactless payment options, it has been suggested. Amer Sajed, chief executive of Barclaycard UK, said consumer feedback highlights

Incidences of identity fraud increased by 12 per cent during 2009, credit card users have been warned. According to CreditExpert, there has been "a significant rise" in the number of fraudsters

Consumers who have a successful track record of managing debt may be more likely to qualify for the best credit card deals than those with no debt at all. This is the claim of My Finances, which says responsible

UK consumers repaid a record level of outstanding debt during October 2009, latest figures have indicated. According to the Bank of England, outstanding credit card, loan and overdraft debt fell by £579

UK consumers will spend over £175 million on Visa cards today November 30th, the credit provider has claimed. On what the firm refers to as 'Mega Monday', it predicts that £122,330 will be

The Financial Services Authority needs to take steps to improve access to low interest credit card deals, it has been claimed. Writing for the Financial Times Adviser, Hal Austin, the publication's senior

New research from Sainsbury's Finance shows that just 13 per cent of credit card providers offer cash back on spending. This is a dramatic reduction when compared with figures from 2005, which showed that

The National Customer Satisfaction Index NCSI-UK dropped slightly for a second successive quarter, owing to a loss of confidence in the financial services index. Credit card services, retail banking

Santander Cards has been voted Best Cards Provider in the 2009 Personal Finance Awards. Now in their eleventh year, the awards aim to recognise achievements and celebrate new initiatives within the industry. Santander

The need for consumers to seek the best credit card deals may be set to increase, following the findings of a recent study into UK charges. According to research conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers PwC,