Gordon it’s time to go
Welcome back!My Money Saving tip today is for Gordon Brown to resign which will save us billions of pounds.
Gordon Brown bedded the bankers and took their advise not to regulate our Banking Industry. Duh! “It’s like God taking advise from the Devil on how to prevent Evilness!”
Your true legacy is that you are an unelected [...]
Mortgage update for Homeowners looking for better Mortgage deals
For every ten homes sold last month one was a remortgage. Until more mortgages arranged are remortgages each month I very doubt that property prices will drop any further. The reason for the house prices being unreasonably buoyant is due to the fact that for every ten houses sold only six new homes are coming [...]
The do’s and don’ts for Financial Success – Money Expert
Now more than ever it pays to be savvy when it comes to getting the right credit you need to run your life. Luckily, you don’t have to be an expert to stay on the money. These simple steps could help you find financial success and help you to find the right debt solution if [...]
Why your credit report so important to you?
What’s in your credit report?
Credit references agencies - the largest in the UK is Experian - collate information about your financial background and past behaviour and format this data into your unique credit report.
You can see your credit report online now for free with CreditExpert, the credit monitoring service from Experian. To find out more click [...]
Greedy City Bankers!
It’s astounding, time is fleeting and still they are bleating about the mis-management of the banks. Yesterday the Prime Minister Gordon Brown and his Chancellor Alistair Darling agreed to the £37billion requested by the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), Lloyds TSB and the Halifax. We are told repeatedly that they have not nationalised these banks, but [...]
Recent news is that creditors are not readily agreeing to Individual Voluntary Arrangements, and would rather see people go bankrupt. Possibly the reason for this is that the creditor stands to lose up to 75% of the debt and the clients pay back the difference with no interest being charged. Then, after 5 years, clients [...]
