Secured Loans | Personal Loans | Homeowner Loans News

The reduction in mortgage approvals is less dramatic than reported and more of a ‘natural slowdown’, the Council of Mortgage Lenders has reported.

Spending on ethical goods and services has risen by almost 50 per cent in five years but ‘green’ utility bills have yet to flower, according to a new supermarket report.

Christmas shoppers should look for the best deals on credit cards as new charges have caused confusion in the market, according to one expert.

Despite the housing market doom and gloom and general economic concerns, people on average are planning a bigger festive budget than last year, according to new research by American Express Platinum Credit Card.

Older people can find it ‘very difficult’ to take out new life insurance, according to one independent financial advisor.

Difficulties in financial markets and rising oil prices could damage the world economy and cause problems in the UK, according to financial experts.

House prices fell in November but the market remains supportive, it was announced today.

No kind of finance is going to be particularly cheap, but payday loans are among the most costly kinds of credit you could come across. Are they worth the expense?

With the Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) on high CO2 emitting vehicles due to increase again next year, more consumers are factoring this into account when considering buying another car. With this in mind, Experian, the global information services company, has announced the launch of its new Environmental Report.

href="http://adserver.adtech.de/adlink/3.0/618/1459425/0/0/ADTECH;cookie=no;uid=no;misc=1619196458096654937" >

src="http://adserver.adtech.de/adserv/3.0/618/1459425/0/0/ADTECH;cookie=no;uid=no;misc=1619196458096654937" border="0" alt="Image">

The November Chiltern Debt Monitor, from debt advisors, Chiltern, reveals that over the last month the percentage of wages debtors can afford to offer creditors has fallen by 1% to 17%, but that the amount they are contractually obliged to pay has remained the same at 67%.