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1) PPI Claims
PPI stands for Payment Protection Insurance that provides an income facility to maintain debt repayments of borrower in case of an accident or illness that prevents them from working, or unemployment. PPI is a product service offered by financial services companies that provides you a protection against unfortunate losses in financial circumstances which may impact upon your ability to meet credit... » read more
2) PPI Claims
PPI stands for Payment Protection Insurance that provides an income facility to maintain debt repayments of borrower in case of an accident or illness that prevents them from working, or unemployment. PPI is a product service offered by financial services companies that provides you a protection against unfortunate losses in financial circumstances which may impact upon your ability to meet credit... » read more
3) FAC Wins Bermuda Innovation Award
First Atlantic Commerce wins Bermuda Government's Coveted Innovation of the Year Technology Award FAC honored for creatively using technology as a tool to innovate the e-commerce industry Hamilton, Bermuda. April 30, 2008. First Atlantic Commerce Ltd. (FAC), a leading international, multi-currency payment and risk management solutions provider, last week won the Bermuda Governments Ministry of... » read more
4) CurrencySource.Com - Currency exchange services: keeping the vigor in money circulation worldwide
In the early 1800's until the mid 1900's, the value of currencies was weighed against the prevailing gold standard at the time. It was a common standard in which several countries assigned a physical value of gold against the legal tender in circulation. It was in the late 1800's that the United States also practiced this gold standard and it was at this time that the U.S. dollar took over the British... » read more
5) Save yourself some hassle: Savings Accounts
Amidst today's economic uncertainty, many people have had to start looking at ways of making the most of their money. But before doing anything, finding a way to make sure that these finances are well managed and looked after is a must; perhaps through a suitable bank saving account. But with so many options when it comes to choosing a savings account, it can seem a daunting task from the outset. It... » read more
6) Silver surfers prove to be keen online bankers
When it comes to embracing net technology silver surfers are leading the way, according to recent research from two leading online advertising and measurement companies. Those aged 55 and over are classified as silver surfers, referring to the prevalence of grey hair amongst the age group and research has identified that it is they who are logging on in ever greater numbers following the widespread... » read more
7) Are You Prepared For Your Future?
When it comes to the future, we have all got our own ideas about how we will spend it. Perhaps we will end up buying a bigger house than the one we have now. There might be a particular car that we can see ourselves driving around in. And just think about all the holidays we will have time for once we ease up on work and get to retirement age. But of course many people are finding out that they... » read more
8) Bank Charges
Claiming back your charges: Why it is important not to accept anything less than everything. The High Court test case may have given the banks some time to get themselves organized for a potential flood of claims but consumers who already claimed compensation are starting to realize that they accepted offers well below what they were entitled to. Millions of consumers who demanded refunds for bank... » read more
9) Claim back unfair Bank & Credit Card charges
Bank Charges are one of the major sources of income for banks. All banks impose charges on certain failed transactions e.g. a bounced cheque, exceeding overdraft limits, returned direct debits etc. Indeed, banks are allowed to impose charges that reflect the amount of work undertaken by administrative staff in certain situations such as customers going into the red or handling a cheque which cannot be... » read more
10) How to claim back Mortgage Exit Fee and Mortgage Arrears Penalties?
A mortgage is a method of using property as security for raising a loan to pay off a debt or to meet some personal obligation. Most of us have used this method to raise money during some stage in our lives. However, when it comes to paying off a mortgage and when someone is unable to repay the monthly installment due to some constraint, lenders will impose a charge. In this article, we will look at... » read more
11) How to claim back Mortgage Exit Fee and Mortgage Arrears Penalties?
A mortgage is a method of using property as security for raising a loan to pay off a debt or to meet some personal obligation. Most of us have used this method to raise money during some stage in our lives. However, when it comes to paying off a mortgage and when someone is unable to repay the monthly installment due to some constraint, lenders will impose a charge. In this article, we will look at... » read more
12) Money Pours Into Monaco Banks
Western Europe's top two tax havens - Monaco and Andorra - are seeing an influx of funds to their banks, despite governments worldwide actively trying to stop their citizens using tax havens to bank their money. The financial industry in Monaco is attracting money from wealthy individuals seeking a degree of privacy, and keeping their assets away from the clutches of their governments at record levels... » read more
13) Online banking booming, despite fraud fears
In the space of a few years the internet has revolutionised the way the majority of us do our banking. Most banks and building societies offer their internet services 24 hours per day, meaning that even those leading the most unconventional of lifestyles can access banking at their convenience. Wherever you live in the UK, loans, current accounts, and mortgages can all be bought and administered... » read more
14) Claim back unfair Bank & Credit Card charges
Bank Charges are one of the major sources of income for banks. All banks impose charges on certain failed transactions e.g. a bounced cheque, exceeding overdraft limits, returned direct debits etc. Indeed, banks are allowed to impose charges that reflect the amount of work undertaken by administrative staff in certain situations such as customers going into the red or handling a cheque which cannot be... » read more
15) Direct debit: making life - and fraud - easier
The Direct Debit scheme has revolutionised the way in which bills are paid, and has drastically cut the number of people who couldn’t manage to pay their bills on time. Since 1995 the number of Direct Debit transactions has increased by a staggering 200 percent according to APACS. Furthermore, over 48% of the UK bill-paying population has declared Direct Debit to be their preferred payment method, with... » read more
16) Making a change – is your current account working hard enough?
How you chose your current account is perhaps something hidden in the mists of time. You were probably still a teenager, perhaps a student, interested in the occasional free gift on offer or simply keen to walk into the nearest bank and start behaving like an adult rather than hiding your pocket money in a piggy bank. Conscientious youngsters, or those with active parents, may have put more thought into... » read more
17) Choosing and using a current account to maximise your money
There are many different banks and building societies in the UK offering a massive range of financial products and services. Perhaps the most basic and widely-used service - the current account - can be the most important. By paying a high level of interest when your account is in credit, or by charging fees if you become overdrawn, your current account can have a significant positive or negative impact on... » read more
18) All You Wanted To Know About A No Fax Payday Loan
There are times when we are caught in unexpected financial problems and need some cash advance to sort them out. In such cases, no fax payday loans come in handy. These loans save you from the trouble of going to a payday loan lender in person. These fax payday loans come with their share of pros and cons. If you spend some time educating yourself on this subject, it can prove really worthwhile. What Is... » read more
19) Credit union current accounts: a viable alternative to high-street banking?
Many people in the United Kingdom do not have a current account. For some, it might be an inability to produce the necessary documentation that banks require to open an account; while others may not be able to meet monthly minimum deposits. As a result, many banking customers are left with only a basic bank account from which to manage their financial affairs. However, a recent partnership between nine... » read more
20) The benefits of a premier bank account
When looking for a current account, you might be tempted by some banks' enhanced current accounts - broadly known as premier bank accounts. Premier bank accounts are fee paying, packaged accounts which offer a number of extras to account holders. If you are considering opening a bank account in the near future, what benefits does a premier bank account offer that aren't available with a conventional... » read more
21) One third of bank customers now bank online
Twenty years ago, if you wanted to pay a bill or check your bank balance, there was little option but to physically go to your bank. Nowadays, the World Wide Web allows almost anything that would traditionally require a bank visit to be done from anywhere in the world, and at any time of day or night. What's more, increasing numbers of people are cottoning on to the uses of online banking, causing the... » read more
22) From coffee houses to current accounts: how banking began
In an age of credit cards, online payments and ATMs, banking is big business, providing an essential channel through which cash flows through society. But it hasn't always been like this. In days of yore, barter systems were used as a way to procure goods that one needed. People who had a surplus of one commodity (for example, cows) but a deficit of another (for example, corn) could perform a mutually... » read more
23) Premier League Banking; current accounts for the big boys
A premier account is a fee paying bank account that comes with lots of additional benefits and is generally only offered to a bank's wealthier customers. Typically these accounts have names like Gold, Premier or Platinum service accounts. Almost all banks offer some form of premier banking service to their top tier of customers. They provide a level of service and advice that is superior to that of... » read more
24) Total Online Banking
You can enjoy plenty of online savings when you do all your banking on the web. Not only will you not have to stand in line on paydays and before vacation weeks, you can access all your account information just by clicking a few buttons. You can enjoy many online savings when you begin to do your banking in just this way. There are those people who are completely satisfied having an online savings... » read more
25) Protect Yourself From Debit Card Or ATM Card Identity Theft
With identity theft on the rise, it is necessary to be aware of how thieves operate and what you can do to protect yourself. This article will deal specifically with these issues regarding debit cards and ATM cards. With ATM and debit cards, it is the PIN that poses the risk for identity theft. An identity thief can illegally obtain your PIN and gain access to your bank account using three primary... » read more
26) Guaranteed Cash Advance: Instant Approval Payday Loan
Guaranteed cash advance gives a confidence to people who need money urgently to cover up their cash emergencies. Cash advances are forms of payday loans in that you can borrow cash up to $1000 with minimum requirements. You simply need to prove that you are employed and paid regularly into your bank account. In addition to this, you must be over 18 years old. If you can fulfill these requirements then you... » read more
27) Where Can You Get The Best Refinance Interest Rate?
Finding a home refinance loan can often be a difficult task. After all, there are nearly hundreds of different loan providers on the market, and because each one generally offers varying interest rates of all different kinds, you may think that it is almost impossible to find the best possible rate. However, all is not lost as there are plenty of different ways where you can find the lowest home refinance... » read more
28) Determining a Structured Settlement Payment Schedule
If you have been awarded a structured settlement payment and have some input in how the payment schedule will be structured, here are some tips to help you make intelligent suggestions that are in your best interests. One of the key factors in how frequently you would like to receive a payment from the structured settlement has to do with what the money needs to cover. As an example, if you are... » read more
29) Getting a Low Personal Loan Interest Rate
It is a more difficult thing to get a personal loan than to get a mortgage on your house or a car loan. This is because these other loans are secured by the house or car that you are going to purchase. Therefore, if you cannot pay the loan back the asset you have acquired is taken by the bank to be sold and payout the outstanding debt. Consequently a personal loan is much higher risk for a bank. That is... » read more
30) How to Get the Best Low Interest Loan
Any time you decide to get a loan, it is always in your best interest to find a loan that can offer you the lowest possible interest rates. This becomes all the more necessary if you are looking for a loan on a large amount of money, such as a home equity loan or a loan for that can help you pay for college tuition. While you should always look for a low interest loan for all of your money lending... » read more
31) How to Get a Low Home Equity Interest Rate
All of us like the idea of building equity in our homes. In a sense, it is like money in the bank. But what do you know about the process of getting a low home equity interest rate in the event you need to fix up a few things around the house, or have a sudden need for some extra cash? Here are some things you need to know about equity interest rates and what you are up against when it comes to getting the... » read more
32) Bad Credit Cash Advance Services
Bad credit cash advance services fulfill the needs of people who need quick emergency cash but their bad credit history disqualifies them for getting a loan. These bad credit fast cash loan lenders do not worry about the bad credit history. They provide cash loan with guaranteed approval as quick as 24 hours. The loans are usually for short-term in that you are expected to pay back in two to three... » read more
33) 100% Guaranteed Approval On Payday Loans
100% guaranteed approval for payday loan is boon for people who live from paycheck to paycheck. We all confront financial crunch, at one or the other point in day-to-day life. Something urgent comes up that cannot wait for your paycheck. Worst still, you realize that some important bills are still to be paid, after you have spent all your money that month. To whom would you turn to in such a case? Banks? ... » read more
34) Business Cash Advance: Payday Loan for Businesses
When you have your own small business enterprise, very often you find yourself in need of a business cash advance for various reasons. Your cash flow may be interrupted for some reason. You may need fast cash to pay off some dues, to purchase new equipment or even to fund the start of another small business. This is a very handy tool you can make use of. If your small business meets certain criteria, then... » read more
35) Why Online Banking Beats Standing In Lines
For those of you who have never tried online banking you really do not know what you are missing. It is such a convenient way to pay your bills, keep track of the money in your accounts and make your investments. The beauty of it is that it is all done on secure websites with passwords and layers of protection for your money. This is only part of the convenience. As well, it is done from your home or... » read more
36) How to Select and Open an Offshore Bank Account
Contrary to what most offshore service providers will tell you, opening an offshore bank account is not the path to instant wealth and riches, although it might get you there a little quicker. In this article I will attempt to set out the advantages and disadvantages of opening and maintaining an offshore banking facility and how you can use this vehicle to enhance and protect your personal... » read more
37) The Check Clearance Process from a Business Perspective
Business checks are written everyday at almost every place of business. At age 18, anyone with the adequate amount of money can open a checking account of his or her own. One aspect of checking account functions that many account owners are not familiar with the processing of their checks after they have been written. When shopping, the customer many times thinks to his or herself whether he or she... » read more
38) An Introduction To Online Banking Services For The Uninitiated
Since the internet has become a popular place to buy and sell goods, online banking services have made their way into most homes. Easier to pay bills, manage money, and transfer money to other accounts, internet banking is a convenient way to handle money. Many employers now have direct deposit, which makes it easier to put money into one's account. No more trips to the bank every Friday. The money is in... » read more
39) Chip N Pin Good or Bad
More and more we are becoming a cashless society. Almost every purchase we make now days is on the card whether that is a credit card or a debit card. To try to limit credit and debit card fraud, the powers that be introduced Chip n pin so that you no longer sign for your purchase, you just enter your secret pin number and away you go. Best keep it safe from prying eyes though there are both advantages... » read more
40) Abuse Of Bank Charges, Is This Legalised Robbery?
I have a client who at this time of year has financial problems. There is nothing new in that, if the truth be told, the majority of us are all slightly short at this time of year. Christmas after all is the one time of the year where the majority of us are driven to heights of financial excess that very few of us can afford and the more than a few of us find difficult to get out of. Enter stage left,... » read more

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