Payment protection Insurance (PPI) claims are up 118%

Posted on February 18th, 2009 by Mark in Advice and Information, Credit Crunch, Mortgage Market, Payment Protection Insurance (PPI), Recession, Remortgaging in todays market

News Update
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) announced that the number people claiming unemployment had risen sharply from 8,772 in November 2007 to 19,105 in January this year. The effects of this recession are now starting to have a direct impact on ordinary people who are now losing their jobs. Losing your job can be [...]

Payment Premium Insurance (PPI) to be axed by the big banks

Posted on January 20th, 2009 by Mark in Advice and Information, Claiming Bank charges, Consumer Help, Consumer Solutions, Credit Crunch, Mortgage Market, Payment Protection Insurance (PPI), Recession, Remortgaging in todays market

The Financial services Authority (FSA) has fined banks and lenders for the mis-selling of Payment Premium Insurance (PPI) and for failing to treat their customers fairly. Payment Protection Insurance cover (PPI) is sold to borrowers to cover them against the risk that they may not be able to pay their monthly payment on a credit [...]

11 Money Saving Tips to surviving the Credit Crunch | Money Saving Expert

Posted on November 14th, 2008 by Mark in Advice and Information, Consumer Help, Consumer Solutions, Credit Crunch, Debt Problems, Recession

Technically we are told by the government that we are in a recession when we have two quarters of negative growth in our economy. Mervyn King the Governor of the Bank of England has just admitted that we are entering a recession. It’s funny that most of us have known for the last six months [...]

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