Will credit card reforms help or hinder consumers?
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Will credit card reforms help or hinder consumers?
By admin | December 3rd, 2009 | Credit Cards, FeaturedAs part of its overhaul of the financial sector the government has recently announced a number of changes to credit card regulations, and these changes could have a profound impact on consumers. However, whilst the new regulations were brought in to try and make things easier and fairer for consumers there are concerns amongst some [...]
How much could you save at discount supermarkets?
By admin | October 17th, 2008 | GeneralOver recent months there has been a change in the trend of shoppers in the UK. Many households have been faced with a surge in the cost of bills, borrowing costs, and other living costs. One of the living costs that has gone up hugely over the past year is the price of food, and [...]
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