Archive for November, 2006

Teachers to get finance education

by on November 1st, 2006

TweetShareLinking up with the Financial Services Authority (FSA), Teachers’ TV will show the Financial Capability programme to build up confidence in money matters for educators and to aid teaching of personal finance. Commenting on the launch of the new series, Vernon Everitt, director of retail themes for the FSA, said: “This collaboration with Teachers’ TV [...]

Better planning needed as cost of living rises

by on November 1st, 2006

TweetShareGovernment figures are said to show that the consumer price index (CPI) has increased by this proportion due to mounting bills and higher taxes, affecting the amount of disposable income consumers have to repay debt. Mark Till, marketing director at Barclays Insurance, commented: “We all seem to remember our money going a lot further in [...]

Start Christmas debt planning now

by on November 1st, 2006

TweetShareAccording to the website, this could even translate into nearly £6,000 of annual savings, such as through the intelligent management of credit card debt. “A family with a typical financial portfolio could save £967.35 in time for Christmas, or £5,646.11 over a year,” said Stuart Glendinning, managing director at moneysupermarket.com. “Many people find the Christmas [...]

Women 139% more in debt than men

by on November 1st, 2006

TweetShareIn the Sesame survey, women aged over 35 owed on average £8,219 while their male counterparts only owed £3,436, yet 57 per cent of women admitted to being ashamed about the amount they owe. Alastair Conway, head of customer propositions at Sesame, said of the findings: “Never mind binge drink Britain, there is a growing [...]

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