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October 2010

• Lending on credit cards increases

  01.10.2010

  Credit card lending rises.
• Which? calls for energy tariff 'minimum standards'

  05.10.2010

  The energy market needs to be simplified, according to Which?
• TfL to launch contactless payment system on buses

  04.10.2010

  TfL plans to introduce contactless technology to public transport networks.
• Travellers change trips to cut costs

  04.10.2010

  People are altering holiday plans to save money.
• Bank account customers 'missing out on interest'

  06.10.2010

  Britons often fail to move money into savings accounts.
• Scottish men 'better at saving than women'

  07.10.2010

  Scottish men tend to be better at saving than women.
• Soaring loan rates highlight benefit of comparison

  08.10.2010

  Personal loan rates have risen over the past two years.
• Prepaid cards may reduce pain of holiday theft

  08.10.2010

  Prepaid cards are a secure method of payment.
• Rewiring may cost gas and electric customers £32bn

  08.10.2010

  Britons will foot the bill for improving energy networks.
• Prepaid cards 'could help reduce holiday risk'

  12.10.2010

  Opting for a prepaid card could make financial sense.
• Britain needs 'portfolio' of energy sources

  13.10.2010

  Energy secretary warns of energy supply risk.
• Consumers show reluctance to switch bank account

  15.10.2010

  Bank account customers need to 'vote with their feet'.
• Entrepreneurs turn to credit cards for capital

  18.10.2010

  Credit cards to be used by entrepreneurs to raise funds.
• Osborne reveals scope of spending cuts

  20.10.2010

  George Osborne has announced the results of his spending review.
• Virgin credit cards go contactless

  28.10.2010

  Virgin Money is adopting contactless credit card technology.
• Britons advised to avoid overseas credit card fees

  28.10.2010

  Holiday firms tend to hike costs during half-term.
• Bank moves to improve overdraft charge system

  28.10.2010

  RBS is altering its overdraft charge structure.

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