It’s easy to overdo the Christmas spending – but what if you’ve really blown the budget? Here are this week’s Best Buys, of unsecured five-year loans of up to £10,000. Data supplied by moneyfacts.co.uk.
With Christmas – and its potential for gifts of money from generous Godparents – fast approaching, now is a great time for children to open up their first savings account. Here are some of the best deals on the market right now, according to data from moneyfacts.co.uk.
If you have a certain amount of savings money going spare, investing a lump sum in a fixed rate account will guarantee good returns – just as long as you can wait patiently for it to mature! Here are some of the best fixed rate bonds on the market at the moment Data supplied by
If you’re on the hunt for a mortgage, a fixed rate one will ensure that your repayments stay the same. Here are some of the ‘best buys’ for five-year fixed rate mortgages on the market at the moment: Data supplied by moneyfacts.co.uk
Southern Railway train drivers accepted a 28 per cent pay rise over five years, taking their basic salary for a four-day week to £63,000 and putting them in the top 7 per cent of UK earners. With overtime, they get £75,000, lifting them into the top 5 per cent. How much pre-tax pay is needed
When choosing a 0% credit card, what you’re ultimately looking for is the card that offers you the longest 0% deal without charging an annual fee. Here are this week’s Best Buys, of 0% introductory purchase credit cards, from data supplied by moneyfacts.co.uk.
Finding a savings account that allows you to collect any interest at all, while still having access to your cash when you want it, can be tricky. There are some options out there, though. Here are the best Easy Access savings accounts on the market at the moment. Data supplied by moneyfacts.co.uk.
If you’re thinking of investing in a buy-to-let property, take a look at this week’s Best Buys; two-year fixed rate mortgages for buy-to-let properties. Data supplied by moneyfacts.co.uk.
For most people, their current account is the bank account that they use the most. So it makes sense to make sure that your account offers the highest possible rates of interest. Here are the best ones on the market at the moment, from data provided by moneyfacts.co.uk.
A fixed rate bond does guarantee your rate of return – but you have to be prepared to lock up your cash for a set amount of time. Here are this week’s best buy four-year and over fixed rate bonds. Data provided by Moneyfacts.
Remortgaging your home can be an excellent way of saving huge sums of money, or of releasing capital which might be needed elsewhere. For many people (well, those lucky enough to have a mortgage, that is), mortgage payments are their single biggest financial outgoing. So it makes sense to get the best possible deal on
Although the interest rates are rarely as good, sometimes you want a savings account that allows you to access your money whenever you like. Here are this week’s Best Buys, of easy access savings accounts. Data provided by moneyfacts.co.uk
If you’re on the hunt for a new credit card – and you’re planning on paying off your card every month – it might make sense to look for one which rewards you for using your card. Here are the best fee-free cashback cards on the market at the moment, according to data provided by
When you’re looking for a new current account, the interest rate is often one of the most important factors in choosing between the many choices on offer. This week’s Best Buys highlights some of the best deals on the market, using data supplied by moneyfacts.co.uk.
Locking away your money for a fixed amount of time often means that better interest rates apply. Here are some of the best fixed-term (of over four years) accounts available at the moment, according to data supplied by moneyfacts.co.uk.
If you’re on the hunt for a mortgage, a fixed rate one will ensure that your repayments stay the same, which might well come in handy. Here are some of the ‘best buys’ for two-year fixed rate mortgages on the market at the moment: Data provided by Moneyfacts.
Many of us want to be able to access our money whenever we want. But, at the same time, we still want to make as much interest as is feasibly possible. Here are the current best easy access accounts, from data supplied by Moneyfacts.
If you have credit card balance on an existing account, you could save vast amounts of money by transferring that balance to another card. Here are this week’s selection of the best cards with a 0% introductory balance transfer rate. Data provided by Moneyfacts.
Putting your savings in a fixed rate bond guarantees your rate of return – but you do have to be prepared to lock up your cash for a set amount of time. Here are this week’s best buy two-year fixed rate bonds. Data provided by Moneyfacts.
