Finance Articles
89: Savings 2009 - The Age of the Fixed Rate Bond
Despite unpredictable times at the beginning of the year, as well as the Bank of England's decision to keep the Bank Rate at the historically low 0.5 percent, the public are still eager to save. Yet,
90: Banking Options For Expats
Emigrating to another country and immersing yourself into a new culture can be hard work, but utterly rewarding once you are there and settled. Yet, despite the fact the term 'emigration' can so often
91: Savings 2009 - Can Debt Still Be a Friend?
As the era of tight budgets and scraping just enough to save continues, the notion that debt is a positive thing may seem ridiculous to many - it should be avoided at all costs, and it certainly shoul
92: The Changing Face of Offshore Saving in Gibraltar
With the increasing popularity of the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands, the stereotype image of the offshore saver as wealthy retired expat has long been forgotten. That said, it is no secret that
93: UK Money 2010 - New Incentives For Savers
During ongoing recessionary times it is becoming more and more important to put a little bit of money away each month in order to ensure financial security for the future. Despite the general acknowle
94: It's Official - The UK Public Are Getting Cleverer With Their Cash
It would likely be surprising to few, but positive aspects of the ongoing recession are rarely mentioned in the press, in comment columns or on blogs. Yet, recent research from financial experts Money
95: Selling Properties with Sitting Tenants
Selling a house with sitting tenants can be quite problematic, particularly if the tenant has a protected tenancy agreement.
Protected tenancies were set up in 1989 as a social law to make the rental
96: The Intelligent Investor's Guide To Stock Investments
Even though many nations are in a recession people are seriously considering stock investments. Despite the economic slowdown worldwide many people realized it will not last forever. The legendary Ame
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