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17: What does ‘Pre-Approved' actually mean?
After a rather unsavoury incident at his local bank, Stephen Jones vents his spleen on promises of 'pre-approved' and 'guaranteed' loans... Forgive me, I usually try to make these blogs fairly object

18: New Credit Card Measures: How They Affect You
Credit card customers have been given a boost after new rules to protect them from unfair treatment were launched today (15 March). The best news among the measures is a change in what banks call the

19: The get-out-out debt double whammy starts by playing chicken with your bank
You owe $8,000 on a credit card at 18% interest. If you make the minimum payment of about $200 a month it will take you over 26 years to pay it off and you will pay over $11,000 just in interest. Ouch

20: Could consumers see the rights they get with credit cards extended to debit cards?
Consumers who buy goods with a debit card could enjoy the same protection as those who use a credit card, if new plans to shake up the industry get the go-ahead. In the current uncertain climate, man

21: Credit card stress-buster
Got the blues about your plastic? Don't panic It's not unusual to worry about money early in the year. The festive period puts a dent in many people's pockets and dealing with the fallout can often m

22: 10 things you didn't know about credit cards
There are 11 million more credit cards in the UK than there are people* and when used in the right way our flexible friends can be brilliant financial tools. But fall into the traps set by providers

23: Should I opt for a credit card that offers benefits?
QUESTION: If I pay off the balance on my credit card every month, which cards offer benefits and what are they? ANSWER: During the 90s, people using credit was often seen as a sign of economic stress

24: Make sure you your homework to land the best personal loan deal
The Bank of England Base Rate may have remained frozen at an all-time low of 0.5 per cent since March, but loan rates have continued to head upwards - making the gap between the base rate and the aver


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