10 August 2007
Skipton Information Group acquires analytics company DecisionMetrics »11 July 2007
Callcredit and Fair Isaac Introduce Next Generation of Credit Risk Scoring for UK Lenders »21 November 2006
UK warned over Nigerian scams »16 November 2006
One further interest rise expected »16 November 2006
Survey shows UK personal debt worse than US »12 October 2006
ID cards to cost £4.5bn, government claims »02 October 2006
Economists predicting "possible" October rate rise »02 October 2006
Call for more education in financial literacy »02 October 2006
New BBA figures show debt burden shifting to mortgages »21 September 2006
MPC minutes suggest more rate rises »20 September 2006
House price slowdown prompts interest rate call »18 September 2006
CML: First-time buyers stretching to record levels »06 September 2006
Credit card cheques to become more transparent »31 August 2006
Brits overpay for foreign currency »31 August 2006
House prices defy interest rate rise »30 August 2006
Brits searching to invest in cheaper energy bills »30 August 2006
Bank says ATM fraud on the up »25 August 2006
Muslim students aided by new account »25 August 2006
OFT to reveal fee discussions »23 August 2006
Female bankrupts on the increase »23 August 2006
HMRC publishes minimum wage excuses »18 July 2006
Savers switch Isas to maximise money »17 July 2006
Household savings on the rise »12 July 2006
Remortgaging experiences surge »11 July 2006
Tenancy Deposit Scheme 'won't damage buy-to-let mortgage market' »10 July 2006
Northern Ireland outpaces England in house price growth »07 July 2006
Unconfident consumers look to the future »06 July 2006
Cash machine users spend more »05 July 2006
Stamp duty 'keeping first-time buyers off property ladder' »04 July 2006
World cup defeat 'won't dent economy' »03 July 2006
Mortgage debt soars to more than £1 trillion »29 June 2006
Buy-to-let market remains strong »27 June 2006
Mortgage lending hits record levels as consumer confidence rises »22 June 2006
Elderly 'worst affected by inflation' »19 June 2006
London pushes up house prices »16 June 2006
Strongest boost in two years for house prices »15 June 2006
Government closes Hip loophole »14 June 2006
Mortgage intermediaries "in the dark" about credit footprints »13 June 2006
Shake up for buy-to-let sector »12 June 2006
Consumers gear up for rates rise »08 June 2006
Rise in million pound property sales »07 June 2006
Mortgage lenders predict further house price growth »31 May 2006
Lending code to reassure borrowers »30 May 2006
Hips will save buyers money »26 May 2006
House prices creep up 0.2% »25 May 2006
Better value 'will drive buy-to-let mortgages' »22 May 2006
Credit cards part of everyday living »19 May 2006
Hips will damage housing market claims BSA »17 May 2006
Apacs updates credit card advice »16 May 2006
Larger properties lead house price growth »15 May 2006
AMI produces credit search factsheet »12 May 2006
Half of 20-somethings with no savings »11 May 2006
Consumers transfer £11.9bn between cards »10 May 2006
Half of first-time buyers paying stamp duty »09 May 2006
House sales soar »08 May 2006
Middle classes 'better savers' »05 May 2006
Consumers voice bank dissatisfaction »05 May 2006
Mortgage possessions on the rise »04 May 2006
Housing market strengthens further »03 May 2006
Brits 'insecure about economy' »28 April 2006
Mortgage borrowing to hit £1 trillion »27 April 2006
Internet is first source of financial help »26 April 2006
Banks fight for best loan rates »21 April 2006
Record lending 'down to psychology' »20 April 2006
Housing market regains confidence »19 April 2006
Plastic overtakes cash »18 April 2006
House prices go west »13 April 2006
FSA cracks down on mortgage fraud »12 April 2006
Hips 'could disrupt housing market' »06 April 2006
HMO licenses 'will not put people off buy-to-let' »06 April 2006
Consumers remain cautious »05 April 2006
Ami supports de-linking of PPI »04 April 2006
Further growth for buy-to-let mortgages »04 April 2006
Easter break could cost consumers »03 April 2006
Parents still paying for grown up children »30 March 2006
Weak housing market figures 'won't undermine market recovery' »30 March 2006
Savers should 'keep an eye on rates' »29 March 2006
Brits missing out on tax-free savings, warns research »27 March 2006
Family homes become mortgage "ant hills" »27 March 2006
Keep an eye on foreign transaction charges, warns research company »24 March 2006
Customers 'should take their time choosing a credit card' »23 March 2006
Budget a disappointment to housing market »23 March 2006
Consumer group welcomes credit card ruling »22 March 2006
Britons ignore their own savings advice »22 March 2006
Homebuyers pay more stamp duty as house prices rise »21 March 2006
Property owners run risk by shunning MPPI »20 March 2006
First-time buyers spend equivalent of £4,600 looking for a mortgage »20 March 2006
Savings continue to rise »17 March 2006
No savings? – blame your parents »16 March 2006
Debt burden 'comfortable' »15 March 2006
Lenders suffering as personal debt soars »14 March 2006
Credit cards 'save' Brits abroad »14 March 2006
Boost for buy-to-let mortgage sector »13 March 2006
Brits spoiling themselves to tune of £8 billion »13 March 2006
Housing market 'inaccessible' for the young »10 March 2006
Hips will provide savings for first time buyers »10 March 2006
House prices stabilising as interest rate remains unchanged »09 March 2006
To offset or not to offset? »08 March 2006
Buyers in less dominant position in slower housing market »07 March 2006
Credit warnings on store cards »07 March 2006
Brits missing out on £424 million in savings »06 March 2006
Bank joins battle against loan sharks »03 March 2006
Industry has duty to get people saving »03 March 2006
Simpler products to help avoid bad credit »27 February 2006
Shop around for the best finance deals »27 February 2006
Supermarkets cash in on captive audience »22 February 2006
Bank almost unanimous in rate freeze decision »20 February 2006
Average house price now tops £200K »17 February 2006
Christmas spending hits record levels »16 February 2006
All ages fall victim to scams says survey »16 February 2006
UK debt burden outstrips national income »15 February 2006
£500 cost of equity release »15 February 2006
Mortgage market "in recovery mode" says report »14 February 2006
Chip and pin will leave behind thousands, warns Apacs »14 February 2006
Duff financial advice discouraging investment »13 February 2006
House price growth rises »13 February 2006
Credit-hopper days are 'numbered' »10 February 2006
Could chip and pin push card fraudsters elsewhere? »10 February 2006
Group hits out at ID card concessions »09 February 2006
Barclaycard changes could catch borrowers unaware »09 February 2006
House price inflation steady »09 February 2006
Couples afraid of financial commitment »07 February 2006
Rate cuts encourage savings account switching »06 February 2006
First-time buyers prepared for house price premium »03 February 2006
Bankruptcy humane, says report »03 February 2006
House prices off to flying start in '06 »02 February 2006
Credit card comparison "meaningless" claims Which? »01 February 2006
OFT launches crackdown on bogus prize scams »31 January 2006
House price bounce in '06, says Nationwide »30 January 2006
Borrowers told to bone up on personal loans »27 January 2006
Time running out for chip and signature »27 January 2006
Neighbourly concerns determine house prices »26 January 2006
Thursday not the best for finance deals »26 January 2006
Card for teens earns mixed reviews »25 January 2006
Prepare your finances for lifestyle change »24 January 2006
Five million Brits fall foul of charges »24 January 2006
House price increases set to slow »23 January 2006
Loans firms charge into battle »23 January 2006
Banks failing customers on credit limits »19 January 2006
Almost £700,000 spent on running a home »18 January 2006
Visa reports credit card fall »18 January 2006
Chip and pin taking off nicely »17 January 2006
Less control for single Brits »17 January 2006
Women lose out by stashing cash »16 January 2006
House prices leap in New Year »13 January 2006
Penalty fee hell for Brits »12 January 2006
Youngsters have taste for property »12 January 2006
Schools to offer finance courses »11 January 2006
Nationwide deals cashback blow »10 January 2006
Festive bankers wait til the small hours »09 January 2006
Savings account rates dropping »06 January 2006
Brits succumb to range of scams »05 January 2006
Eat more chocolate but save on your mortgage! »04 January 2006
Brits think they'll get richer »04 January 2006
New debts slowing down »03 January 2006
Loan firms may face regulation »29 December 2005
Brits aim for financial resolution »28 December 2005
Savvy sales shoppers fast out of the blocks »22 December 2005
Lure of tax returns strong at Christmas »21 December 2005
Brits not holding high bonus hopes »21 December 2005
Building society savings on the up »20 December 2005
House prices on the up, says Rics »19 December 2005
Christmas could break the bank »19 December 2005
Council tax alteration debate rages »19 December 2005
Bank transfers to be speeded up »15 December 2005
Women hot on money, but not mortgages »15 December 2005
Online fraud sees decrease, but consumers scared »14 December 2005
Tax credit fraud looks bigger than thought »14 December 2005
Brits starting to save more »13 December 2005
Brits keep partners in the dark about debt »13 December 2005
Christmas cheaper than in 1985 »12 December 2005
£6.2 billion on gifts for Christmas stockings alone »12 December 2005
VAT and fuel fraud 'costing billions' »12 December 2005
Housing market on the up »12 December 2005
New rules on cheques to be introduced »12 December 2005
Potential home owners to be given boost »12 December 2005
ATM fees may temper festive cheer »12 December 2005
Card holders can afford to seek out benefits »12 December 2005
Southerners aren't the only rich ones »12 December 2005
ATMs set for record usage »12 December 2005
Billing costs catch Brits on the hop »01 December 2005
Money not the source of Brits' happiness »30 November 2005
Companies relaxed in face of fraud »30 November 2005
Households' spending increasing, says report »29 November 2005
Brits spend hard-earned cash at work »29 November 2005
Enterprising first time buyers make comeback »25 November 2005
Loan sharks prey on the disadvantaged »25 November 2005
Fraud digging deeper into society »23 November 2005
House buyers wasting millions in duplicates »22 November 2005
Lowering the price of fun »22 November 2005
Brits will flash the plastic for anything »21 November 2005
UK businesses not picking up on fraud »21 November 2005
Online shopping saves cash, believe Brit »18 November 2005
Rate increases could make things interesting »18 November 2005
Benefit system is fraud minefield, says report »17 November 2005
Credit card users will provide festive cheer »17 November 2005
Debt stopping Brits from stashing cash »16 November 2005
Brits not sticking to their bank accounts »16 November 2005
Pestering kids drain parents' wallets »15 November 2005
Brits wasting millions - by staying at work »15 November 2005
House prices down, buyer activity up »14 November 2005
"Unacceptable" cash machine costs keep rising »14 November 2005
Brits warned that card fees could return »11 November 2005
Tax credit affording more protection »10 November 2005
Interest rates frozen for start of winter »08 November 2005
Customers hold upper hand as sales fall further »07 November 2005
Scenic location could mean tax rise »07 November 2005
Women saving Brits thousands in housework »02 November 2005
Rate cut imminent in 2006, predict economists »01 November 2005
House prices see biggest rise for 15 months »28 October 2005
Industry heralds home credit investigation »26 October 2005
Restaurant spending figures bare their teeth »24 October 2005
House prices still fall, but hope remains »20 October 2005
Customers clamour for mortgage deals »19 October 2005
RICS predicts house price rise »18 October 2005
Long-term fixed mortgages advised »10 October 2005
Islamic mortgage unveiled »07 October 2005
Women dominating online home sales »06 October 2005
Bank sits tight as rates frozen »06 October 2005
OFT launches fair-dealing standard »
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