Jul
2009
Articles from 3rd Jul 2009
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Cash in on Sharesave scheme
Jul 03 2009 | Financial
It’s a great way to save, and profitable too – especially if you work for a company performing well on the stock market. Read
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Prudential names new chief for its UK operation
Jul 03 2009 | Financial
Prudential has announced a new boss for its UK operation in the second major change at the helm of the insurance giant in the space of a year. Read
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West Midland workers in giant TRW face smaller pension pay-outs
Jul 03 2009 | Financial
West Midland workers with global giant TRW face smaller pension pay-outs which could see their retirement hopes devastated. Read
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Workers spend larger chunk of year paying off interest on nation's debt
Jul 03 2009 | Financial
With Britain’s public debt set to hit £1,000 billion next year, public spending will soon account for half the economy – and workers will spend a larger chunk of their year earning the money to meet the interest payments arising from this massive debt. Read
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Credit cost warning to 'rate tarts'
Jul 03 2009 | Financial
Rate “tarts” who switch credit cards to dodge interest charges in the introductory period of a new deal will be scorched to the tune of £535 million in the next year, predicts price comparison service uSwitch.com Read
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Investing in woodland and forestry schemes can end up being pulp fiction
Jul 03 2009 | Financial
Don’t be drawn into “pulp fiction” when it comes to investing in woodland and forestry schemes, a Midland financial adviser has warned. Read
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Mortgage and loans grip eases - Bank of England
Jul 03 2009 | Financial
The credit crunch is losing some of its grip on mortgages and bank loans to businesses, but the squeeze on credit cards and other unsecured lending remains as tight as ever. Read
