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1). Internet Banking – The Pros And Cons By : Joseph Kenny
Only a few years ago the concept of online banking seemed like a dubious one – concerns about security and computer glitches were enough to put most people off. But with the continuing success of flagship companies like Cahoot, Egg and Smile, more and more of us are choosing to do business over the net. Sophisticated technology means that your information is well protected, and an online account offers several advantages over traditional banking.
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2). Savings Accounts – An Overview By : Joseph Kenny
Being in control of your finances means not only managing your current account wisely, but planning ahead too. Although we are used to thinking we will have the welfare state to fall back on, the support offered by state benefits is far from generous - most people would struggle to exist on a basic pension alone. Furthermore, our ageing population face an uncertain future as demographics change – by the time today’s thirty-year olds reach retirement there’s no telling how the economic situation will look.
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3). Mortgages. Higher Lending Charges Are Outrageous. By : Michael Challiner
After you scraped together a modest deposit for your new home you may think you're home and dry. Think again. On top of there's the surveyors and solicitors to pay. Then the government want a slice. You've got to pay stamp duty at 1% of the property's price (if the house costs more than Ł250,000 the rate of stamp duty increases – see the information at the foot of this article).
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4). How To Deal With Rising Interest Rates By : Joseph Kenny
For the past few years, interest rates have been quite low, causing many people to borrow large amounts of money for a variety of different expenses. Now these interest rates are about to rise, and they will have a large effect on the personal finances of many borrowers. How do these interest rates affect you? What can you do to prepare for rising interest rates? In this article I will answer both of these questions.
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5). Self Certificate Mortgages – Prove Yourself! By : Joseph Kenny
Bank managers are probably the most risk-averse individuals you are likely to meet – without proof of a regular salary and sound financial track record you may presume a frosty reception when you ask about borrowing. However, there are options available for people who don’t conform to the norm. If you are self-employed or have an erratic income, you can consider a self-certified mortgage.
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6). 10 Quick Things You Can Do Today To Improve Your Search Ranking By : Matt DeAngelis
You know all that extra time you have to work on Search Engine Optimization? [A little sarcasm there] Actually, I tried to put together a list of quick things you can do that will help you move a little higher in your Google or Yahoo results. 1. Get listed in more search engines. There are tons of them out there. There are also many free services that will help you get listed.
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8). Middle Class Britons Revealed To Be Under Financial Strain By : Abbi Rouse
Despite earning more money than the national average those with high incomes are developing financial difficulties, new research shows.
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9). Make Money With Cash Back Credit Cards By : Peter Kenny
Cash back credit cards are a great way to get some of your money back that you spend using your credit cards. With plenty of credit cards issuers offering this to the credit card customers now, to entice hem into spending more, there is one thing that I would say though, is only take out a cash back credit card if you can pay your credit card bill off in full at the end of each month, if not then you could be holding a credit card that is charging you a higher rate of interest, costing you more for your borrowing than it should and could be.
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