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July 2008 Financial Articles

Consumers should save with ISAs

ISAs are the best way to save during the credit crunch as they offer flexibility and are tax-efficient, claims the Building Societies Association (BSA).
31 July 2008

FTBs need house prices to fall

First-time buyers would benefit the most from a correction in prices in the housing market, according to Firstrung.
30 July 2008

Britons fear they will never be homeowners

Due the current economic climate, a significant number of British people think they will never be homeowners, according to a new study.
29 July 2008

Credit crunch could lead to a drop in divorce

Divorce rates could slow down because people can no longer sell their homes due to the credit crunch, according to an independent financial advisory firm.
28 July 2008

More long-term mortgage deals

Long-term fixed-rate mortgage deals are increasing in popularity as borrowers and lenders try to combat the credit crunch, according to MoneyExpert.com.
28 July 2008

Online banking increases in popularity

An increasing number of Britons are beginning to bank online as the process becomes more accessible, according to new figures.
25 July 2008

Britons do not have adequate savings

UK consumers do not have enough money put aware to protect them if they lost their income, according to a new study.
25 July 2008

Credit crunch forces grandparents to make sacrifices

Grandparents are cutting back on spending due to the credit crunch but are still treating their grandchildren, according to a new survey.
24 July 2008

Britons worried that holidays will affect their savings

British travellers are scrapping their holiday plans this year due to the current economic climate, according to a new study.
24 July 2008

Financial jargon is hindering savers

Consumers need to understand financial terms in order to help them save more appropriately, according to a savings and investments provider.
24 July 2008

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