Credit Card Rates Items
Cashback credit cards could boost spending power
Cashback credit cards could help spenders make a 'right royal saving' say MoneySupermarket. The comparison site has carried out research that shows the Queen could save £375,000 a year by putting her £32 million annual spend on a credit card paying up to 5 per cent cashback.
Credit card rates hit highest level for 13 years
Interest rates charged on credit cards have hit their highest level for 13 years, new research has revealed. So far this year 18 card providers have increased their rates by between 0.6 and two per cent, resulting in a new average rate of 19.1 per cent
Credit card rate hits 13-year high
The average credit card rate for new customers has hit a 13-year high of 18.9 per cent, according to market analysis by Moneyfacts.
|
|
|
Leeds unveils new cash ISA range
Leeds Building Society has launched a new trio of easy access fixed rate cash ISAs. The one year fixed rate ISA offers a 2.5 per cent return, the two year version pays 2.75 per cent and the three year account pays three per cent. Personal loan rates 'drop 2 per cent'
The average rate of a personal loan has dropped, according to comparison website Moneysupermarket.com. Figures from the site suggest that rates are 2 per cent lower than they were in 2008. |
|
