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New strategy to revamp the brand and focus on the basics. Tesco expects online operations to drive future growth. The Share Centre continues to recommend investors hold Tesco

Saffron Building Society, the regional building society in East Anglia, has reported an increase in savings balances in August and September of this year. The figures from the society seem to buck the

Consumers looking for the best savings rates may wish to take a look at the best buy fixed-rate bond launched today September 22 by Stroud & Swindon. The new bond offers customers very competitive

Legal & General is offering £100 cashback bonus to people transferring their existing ISA to the company during September. With savings interest rates struggling to offer consumers enough return

Norwich and Peterborough has introduced a new 'best buy' five year fixed-rate mortgage with immediate effect. Available at 4.49 per cent for 80 per cent loan to value LTV the mortgage will offer

High street lender Northern Rock is to cut its application fee to customers looking to buy a new property. The mortgage application fee for purchase customers comes down from £250 to £99, in

The suspension of home information packs Hips by the new government has led to many "time wasters" putting their property up for sale, it has been claimed. David Amstell, founder of Briffy.com,

Leeds Building Society has launched two new shared ownership mortgage products. Specifically designed to help first-time buyers establish a foothold on the housing ladder, the deals are available at up

Three in ten Brits are not saving any money at all, research conducted by Nationwide has indicated. According to the study, less than half of Brits are using their Isas while one in six have no idea what

A new study has suggested that women are particularly keen to put money away at present, while male sentiment towards saving appears to be on the decline. Research conducted by Legal & General indicates

Around one in four women aged between 35 and 45 currently have no savings account to speak of, it has been revealed. Looking into the personal finances of this 'rudderless' demographic, the new study carried

Coventry Building Society has launched the fourth issue of its popular 1st Class Postal account. The account offers variable-rate, easy-access postal savings with a best-buy return of 3.15 per cent AER. Consumers

Thousands of drivers may be cancelling car, van and motorhome insurance policies in order to save money during the recession, it has been claimed. According to Friends First, more than one in ten consumers

A new study indicates that many credit card customers may be failing to read the small print on their contracts. Research conducted by Nationwide found that 63 per cent of credit card customers do not

Over half of all consumers would be disappointed to find their credit card provider pays off their cheapest debt first, it has been reported. According to a new study conducted by Nationwide, 38 per cent

Principality Building Society has introduced a new two-year fixed rate bond offering a guaranteed 4.25 per cent AER. The firm says the bond makes "a great home" for people's capital if they are

Cheshire Building Society has unveiled a new 30 Day Postal Saver Account offering a bonus rate of three per cent gross/AER. The account offers a variable conditional bonus on a minimum deposit of £1,000

British consumers are increasingly attempting to limit their spending by socialising at home rather than going out, it has been reported. Research conducted by Friends Provident indicates that 35 per cent

Principality Building Society is offering a new four-year fixed-rate bond offering a 5.1 per cent AER. In news of interests to consumers seeking the best savings rates, the lender has made the product

Nationwide has announced plans to introduce a new personal loan rate of 7.9 per cent APR typical for loans of between £7,500 and £14,999. The loan is available to existing current account customers