Puzzled with industry jargon? Browse our glossary section for commonly-used terms and start to understand what the complicated vocabulary used in the world of personal finance means to your money matters.
Smishing
A type of phishing (see glossary entry 'Phishing') carried out via a mobile phone Short Message Service (SMS), or 'text message'....more
A type of phishing (see glossary entry 'Phishing') carried out via a mobile phone Short Message Service (SMS), or 'text message'....more
Top-up loan (a.k.a. second mortgage)
A top-up loan is an additional loan given by a lender to a borrower as an extension of a previous loan. The top-up loan most commonly occurs with mortgage lending where the lender gives the borrower an additional loan to ?top up? their existing borrowing to a higher level. ...more
A top-up loan is an additional loan given by a lender to a borrower as an extension of a previous loan. The top-up loan most commonly occurs with mortgage lending where the lender gives the borrower an additional loan to ?top up? their existing borrowing to a higher level. ...more
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Please note that the product links will take you direct to the Issuer or Insurer's site direct and we cannot be held responsible for the information which they provide within their own sites. On some comparison tables we use a star rating which rates products by visitor popularity.