Simplyhealth insurance brand

Saga has advised older travellers to declare everything they need to on their insurance forms as their policy provider will need to know all their details. Simplyhealth insurance brand unveiled Fri 4th Sep 2009
Simplyhealth insurance has announced that it is now taking its first steps as a company after merging six businesses into one.
Debt is a mixed picture right now, says expert Fri 4th Sep 2009
People are paying money off the capital on their mortgages, but they are also mounting up credit card debt, according to an industry expert. Santander current account incentive announced Fri 4th Sep 2009 Customers have been told that they will be given £100 if they switch to a Santander current account. ABI 'understands customers need meaningful complaint information' Fri 4th Sep 2009 The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has stated that it understands customers' need for meaningful information when it comes to complaints in the financial services industry. MPC 'will not change interest rate next week' Fri 4th Sep 2009 The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will not alter the base rate of interest at next week's meeting, according to an industry analyst. Aviva says critical illness insurance policies are vital Fri 4th Sep 2009
Aviva has told customers that critical illness and life insurance policies are important even though everybody hopes they won't Savings rates are inflated right now, says moneysupermarket.com Fri 4th Sep 2009 Savers have been told by moneysupermarket.com that interest rates are inflated at the moment because of the situation lenders are in. Over-50s are wiser with credit cards, says Saga Thu 3rd Sep 2009 Saga has said that over-50s are much more sensible in their use of credit cards, despite research suggesting they use them a lot. Sainsbury's Pet Insurance offers 3 months of cover for nothing Thu 3rd Sep 2009 Sainsbury's Finance has claimed that many people have decided to cut back on pet insurance over the last few years so they are offering three months of their pet insurance for free. Moneynet says zero per cent balance transfers have fallen Thu 3rd Sep 2009 Moneynet has told consumers that the number of zero per cent balance transfer deals has gone down over the past year. Nationwide advises shopping around for a personal loan Thu 3rd Sep 2009 Nationwide has advised people looking to buy a car that they should shop around for their finance and not just for their vehicle. Buy-to-let landlords face difficulties, says moneysupermarket.com Thu 3rd Sep 2009 Landlords of buy-to-let properties may have a "time bomb" on their hands, according to moneysupermarket.com. Pensions research is grim reading, says Friends Provident Thu 3rd Sep 2009 Friends Provident has revealed that the results of its research made for grim reading, as people were not taking the time to understand pensions. RIAS: 1 in 4 over-50s worried about burglary Thu 3rd Sep 2009 RIAS has expressed concern over the anxiety that over-50s feel about being burgled. Saving for vacations will prevent financial hangover, says Halifax Thu 3rd Sep 2009 Less than half of the population normally saves up money for their yearly holiday, but this will leave holidaymakers with a financial hangover when they get home, according to Halifax.
Legal & General advises savers to make their money work hard
Thu 3rd Sep 2009 Legal & General has advised people to be aware of the change in ISA allowances, as it may mean they could be making bigger savings. Good-quality advice 'key to dealing with repossessions' Thu 3rd Sep 2009 Good-quality advice is essential if people are worried that their house may be repossessed, according to industry insider. Mortgageforce predicts a fight before housing market recovers Thu 3rd Sep 2009 Mortgageforce has predicted there will be a fight before the housing market can recover, even though mortgage activity has recently increased. Put your money where the interest is during the recession Thu 3rd Sep 2009 The onset of recession has made Brits think twice about almost every aspect of their finances - whether that be their outgoings, earnings, cutting back on luxuries, how much to contribute to pensions and, of course, where exactly to put their savings