Credit card repayments could run until 2023 for Christmas fans

A new study reveals that British credit card owners making only the minimum repayments could take up to 11 years and 8 months to repay their 2011 Christmas debt.

New Sainsbury’s Nectar Credit Card unveiled

Sainsbury’s has launched its new Nectar Credit Card, with a rate of just 6.9% APR - 1% lower than its nearest rival the Barclaycard Simplicity.

Brits cut back on basics to afford ‘lifestyle essentials’

Almost eight out of ten Brits are cutting back on their everyday spending in order to pay for some lifestyle luxuries.

Escape Travel Money Card for ski fanatics

Any Brits thinking about taking a ski trip this winter will be able to make the most of their break with the latest Escape Travel Money Card.

M-commerce to double in size within five years

New research forecasts that mobile and tablet shoppers will spend up to 15 times more on mobile shopping by 2021.

Euro Currency Travel Cards

Europe is still the most common destination for the majority of British travellers. If you want your European trips to cost less, check out the following Euro Currency Travel Cards. ...

Credit cards to ease inflation anxieties

With inflation hitting the highest level for three years (5.2% in September), seven out of ten Brits (71%) said they will turn to other financial sources to fund rising bills, ...

British couples keep their finances under warps

Finances are a tricky subject in every relationship. However, a new study has found that most couples only talk openly about financial matters with their partner when they are “properly ...

Is this the end of the credit card?

A new report shows a change of attitude in the way Brits use both credit and debit cards, as well as revealing a sharp reduction in the use of credit ...

Google Wallet for credit and prepaid card payments

Google has launched a new app called Google Wallet that allows its users to pay for services from their phones as if they were doing it from their prepaid or ...
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