Showing loyalty to your credit card provider will cost you

Showing loyalty to your credit card provider will cost you

We stay with the same credit card provider for more than five years at a time, meaning we’re almost certainly wasting money.


Three tips for a cheaper summer holiday

Three tips for a cheaper summer holiday

If you're heading abroad this summer, there are a few simple steps you can take to keep more money in your pocket.

Best ISAs are disappearing

Best ISAs are disappearing

from Investing, ISAs

Banks have been slashing rates on the best paying cash ISA rates.

FTB mortgages down 97%

FTB mortgages down 97%

Potential first time buyers are still being blocked from the property market by the lack of high LTV mortgage deals.

Public sector must provide value for money

Public sector must provide value for money

The most striking thing about the expenses crisis is what it tells us about the mindset of the people who sit in the House of Commons.



Latest articles from Personal Finance

 Worryingly, it's getting harder than ever for savvy shoppers to give the fees a skip. Uswitch says seventeen banks now levy this charge - almost twice as many as last year
Damian Clarkson Damian Clarkson, Deputy Editor
Why banks can't wait for your summer holidays

Why banks can't wait for your summer holidays

British holidaymakers will have to fork out £754 million in fees for using their debit and credit cards while abroad.

Wave goodbye to Abbey, A&L

High Street banks will look very different next year, with Abbey, Alliance & Leicester and Bradford & Bingley savings all being rebranded under the Santander logo.

How to secure a cheaper personal loan

There are a number of things you can do to drastically reduce the cost of your personal loan.

Ten finance rip-offs to avoid

We’re in a recession, so hold on to every penny you can by giving these financial stinkers a wide berth.

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Latest articles from Investing

 Those who got involved late last year have already been richly rewarded, with the gold rising from around $700 an ounce in November to $935 today.
Staff writer Staff writer, Staff writer
Gold continues to prove a popular refuge

Gold continues to prove a popular refuge

Investors are increasingly turning to gold as they seek refuge from volatile stock markets and the threat of inflation.

Diversification is key as investors target banks and oil

Stockbrokers are reporting strong demand for two uncorrelated asset classes, a sign that investors are recognising the importance of a diversified portfolio.

Our most hated tax revealed

With the government inventing ever new ways to eat into our salaries, the competition for the most despised tax in Britain was always going to be tight, but our hatred of council tax really shone through.

Soaring sterling brings good news for travellers

Anyone planning their summer holiday will be heartened to learn that the pound has hit its strongest level against the dollar since January.


Latest articles from Property

 What has really surprised me in this recession has been the number of people taking pleasure from falling house prices.
Staff writer Staff writer, Staff writer
Have we survived the worst of the property crash?

Have we survived the worst of the property crash?

A string of good news stories in the last week have further bolstered hopes that the worst of the property crash is over.

More good news for property market

Buyer enquiries and sales increased throughout May, but analysts are hesitant to call the bottom of the market.

If it ain't broke, fix it anyway

That low SVR may be attractive now, but you should switch to a fixed rate mortgage soon if you want to dodge rising interest rates.

House prices will rise next year – CEBR

The housing market will bottom out in the next few months before rising around 3% in 2010, according to the Centre for Economics and Business Research.


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Latest articles from Share Tips

 In the old west, we are full of doubts and hungry for more of the same bureaucracy-led regulation, a surfeit of which did not prevent us from landing deep in the smelly stuff.
Kewill Ludens Kewill Ludens, Editor
Emerging markets on course for great century

Emerging markets on course for great century

The more I look at emerging markets, the more I think they have to be one of the best homes for everybody’s savings.

Investment markets in transition as emerging markets boom

Last week I wrote about the way in which shares in emerging markets are outperforming the more mature stock markets in the US and UK. There is no sign this process is coming to an end.

Western markets for stock pickers

I believe that indices for emerging stock markets are going to outperform those of western stock markets for the foreseeable future driven by the much stronger growth of their underlying economies.

This company is a Sony for 21st century

This week's tip is enjoying a spectacular revival, with sales, net income and earnings per share all rising sharply.


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