moneysupermarket.com logo Click 
 here...
Money Insurance Travel Motoring Utilities Mobile Phones Shopping Broadband
ratealert all the latest news and expert advice 10th August 2008
view the online version
recommend a friend
It's been another gloomy week for economic data: house prices continue to fall, repossessions are on the up, the economy is slowing yet inflation is soaring. There's perhaps little wonder therefore that consumer confidence is so low. However, it's not all bad news, things are looking up in the mortgage market with more lenders cutting rates and savings rates are still at record highs...Clare Francis, Site Editor, ask Clare a question
 articles  money - credit cards I loans I current acc  community view - forums I poll I video
MPC Decision INTEREST RATES FROZEN - SO WHAT NOW?
Sponsored product
Debt getting you down? Why not consolidate with a loan?
The following sponsored loans can
be applied for through moneysupermarket.com
Provider APR Typical
APR
Proceed
FirstPlus Exclusive Rate - 6.6%
6.6% 8.1% Proceed
Moneyback Bank
7.6% 7.6% Proceed
Alliance & Leicester
7.7% 7.7% Proceed
Halifax - (semi-exclusive)
7.7% 7.7% Proceed
Bank of Scotland - (semi exclusive)
7.7% 7.7% Proceed
Barclays
8.9% 8.9% Proceed
 Alternatively follow this link to view 
 all loans products
Check out our video blog on the latest MPC decision
"We are now a year into the credit crunch and the Bank of England has taken the decision to freeze Bank rate once again amid warnings that rises could turn the crunch into a crash. Nevertheless, financial institutions are still altering their rates so what action should consumers take? "read more
ICICI Hisave Fixed Rate Account - 7.20%
Compare more than 4,000 UK savings accounts
What's the best way to earn high interest over one year?
Credit card safety WHY YOU SHOULD PAY WITH A CREDIT CARD
Watch our videoblog 'Combat cyber crime'
"Wedding list firm Wrapit went into administration this week leaving nearly 3,000 couples without wedding gifts and an estimated 100,000 guests out of pocket. However, those who bought their gifts on a credit card needn't lose out - we'll explain why..." read more
Capital One Platinum - 0% on balance transfers & purchases until Nov 1, 2009
Compare more than 300 UK credit cards
Have you ever made a claim on section 75 of the
Consumer Credit Act?
Insurance MOTOR COSTS SOAR FOR YOUNG DRIVERS
"A young male driver may now pay close to £3,000 for an annual car insurance premium - and it's not the only expense that's on the rise with lessons and tests adding to the burden. We'll show you how to keep costs down..." " read more
Compare more than 60 leading motor insurance companies
Do you have an insurance related query?
Broadband BROADBAND USERS RUSH TO SKY
"According to the latest figures Sky is the fastest-growing broadband service in the UK while BT and Talktalk struggle to meet expectations for increases in new customers. So what makes the Sky deals so attractive - and are there better packages available?" read more
Sky Base - free for Sky subscribers
Are you an existing Sky broadband subscriber?
money The following Sponsored Products can be applied for via moneysupermarket.com. To see a complete list of products please use the link below each table.
Credit Cards Savings Accounts Current Accounts
Looking to transfer a balance?
Card 0% BT
Duration
BT
Fee
Typical
APR
Apply
Capital One BT Exclusive
Until
01/12/2009
3.0% 15.9% Proceed
Virgin Credit Card
15 months 2.98% 15.9% Proceed
Capital One Platinum
Until
01/11/2009
3.0% 14.9% Proceed
Barclaycard OnePulse for London
14 months 2.9% 14.9% Proceed
Time to save? Take a look at our easy access savings accounts
Provider Account AER Details
Capital One Easy Access Savings Account (Issue 5)
Easy Access (Issue 5) 6.50% Proceed
Abbey esaver direct
esaver direct
6.50% Proceed
Citibank Flexible Saver Issue 4
Flexible Saver Issue 4 6.43% Proceed
Egg Savings Account (internet)
Savings Account (internet) 6.30% Proceed
ICICI Bank HiSAVE savings account
HiSAVE 6.16% Proceed
ING Direct Savings Account
Savings Account 6.00% Proceed
Looking to switch current account? Its easier than you think, below are a selection on the market right now
Provider In credit interest rate O/D Rate Apply/
Details
Alliance & Leicester Premier Direct Current Account
8.50% 0% Proceed
HSBC Bank Account Plus
8.% 16.10% Proceed
Barclays Current Account Plus
3% 17.90% Proceed
Think Banking Managed Account
2% N/A Proceed
 Compare over 300 credit cards  Compare over 4000 savings accounts  Compare over 300 current accounts
   including basic bank account
Rates valid on 08/08/08. Terms and conditions apply. Please see moneysupermarket.com for further information.
community Have your say in our poll, get involved in a forum discussion or watch our expert videos.
Forums Expert Video Weekly Poll
Take a look at the latest hot topics on our forums, follow the link and join in
the discussion.
Will I still be able to get a mortgage?
Need to move utility supplier, but who?
Buy to let & residential re-mortgaging worries
Best way to earn a high rate of interest over a year?
First time buyer - what's the best rate now?
Take a few minutes to view our experts discussing some of the hot topics at the moment.
MPC Decision Aug 2008 - 07/08/2008
Clare Francis,
Site Editor
Watch now
 
Combat cyber crime - 31/07/2008
Savings update - 25/07/2008
How to complain - 15/07/2008

 

Do you blame the banks for the credit crunch? Vote now...
vote Yes - totally. They became too greedy and lent to people who should never been able to borrow
vote Yes - to some extent. I think consumers also need to take some of the blame as many of them knowingly took on more debt than they could afford to repay.
vote No - I don't' hold the banks responsible.
Rates valid on 10/08/08. Terms and conditions apply. Please see moneysupermarket.com for further information.

Add us to your address book
To ensure you continue to receive these emails and they appear as intended, please add our sender address
to your address book.

Unsubscribe
You have received this email because your address has been registered on Moneysupermarket.com.
If you no longer want to receive these emails then please click here to unsubscribe.

Privacy Policy  I  Terms & Conditions  I  Contact Us