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The financial services landscape in the United Kingdom is undergoing a transformative shift, catalysed by the emergence of Open Banking. This innovative approach to data sharing and financial integration is poised to reshape the way consumers and bus...
The concept of credit has been a fundamental pillar of human civilisation, evolving alongside the ebb and flow of economic, social and technological progress. From the rudimentary systems of barter and commodity-based lending to the sophisticated fin...
EVERYDAY LOANS BRINGS ITS POPULAR FACE-TO-FACE LENDING
APPROACH TO DUNDEE
The UK’s largest branch based lender of unsecured loans, specialising in helping those with less-than-perfect credit, is bringing its popular face-to-face lending approach to...
The internet is no longer a luxury. Besides providing access to entertainment and making life more convenient, it’s become a basic necessity.
The importance of internet access was highlighted during Covid-19 lockdowns. It was a lifeline for vulnerabl...
There are 25 million-plus homeowners in the UK with a mortgage. Repayments for these mortgages can take a hefty slice out of their budget.
Higher interest rates have been pushing up the cost of mortgages. This is despite a fall in house prices.
In th...
The barbecue season is now getting into full swing as we look to make the most of predicted soaring summer temperatures.
And what better way to enjoy some summer fun than by bringing family and friends together in an al fresco setting with mouth-wa...
To get the most from life when you stop working, it pays to think ahead. And how you plan for your retirement is crucial.
Two major questions you’ll probably be asking yourself are:
Do I want to retire early?
Would it be better to continue working i...
Mortgage interest rates have a major impact on the cost of buying a home through long-term financing.
The rate of interest charged on mortgages fluctuates because lenders are guided by the Bank of England (BoE) base rate.
The Monetary Policy Committe...