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Shop around for medical insurance before extreme costs come later
www.moneyagonyaunt.com today reports that thousands of British holidaymakers are jeopardising their insurance by failing to tell insurers of their medical conditions, according to research from Sainsbury’s Travel Insurance.
Know your rights to avoid meltdown in the summer sales
www.moneyagonyaunt.com today reports that shoppers looking for cheap deals during summer sales can avoid bargain hunting misery by understanding their consumer rights, Consumer Focus warns today.
New program pays workers to travel to find jobs
www.moneyagonyaunt.com today reports that the recession has forced a shocking number of workers into part-time jobs according to the Office for National Statistics.
Sunny outlook for Brits calling home on holiday
www.moneyagonyaunt.com today reports that the Minister for Communications, Ed Vaizey, has welcomed cheaper mobile phone charges and free voicemail for UK citizens travelling in Europe.
Car consumers should stop losing money from their dealer
www.moneyagonaunt.com today reports that the OFT has today published new regulations for second-hand car dealers which explains their legal obligations to customers under consumer protection laws.
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Pensions on a roller coaster.

The stock markets have been up and down like a yo-yo for months and that’s affecting people’s pensions.
(26-05-2009)

The Loan Sharks are Circling.

Around 35,000 more people could fall foul of loan sharks - illegal money lenders – during the recession as they find it more difficult to borrow from high street lenders. 
(26-05-2009)

If you’re into dangerous sports check your travel insurance.

 Whether you want to spend your holiday hydrozorbing or bathing with elephants – check that you have right level of cover in case of an accident.
(23-05-2009)

We owe more than we earn!

For every £1 earned in salary the average person owes £1.02.
(21-05-2009)

Switching banks is easier than you think

69% of people believe they have the best bank account for their needs and UK customers are less likely to switch bank than people in any other European country  according to research by Bacs.
(21-05-2009)

Pilgrims warned to be wary of dodgy tour operators

British pilgrims should check their rights and be wary of dodgy tour operators when booking for Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages.
(20-05-2009)

A new mortgage for first time buyers

There’re almost as rare as hens’ teeth but this morning Lloyds TSB launched a new 95 per cent mortgage. The Lend-a-Hand mortgage is for first time buyers who can put down a 5% deposit.
(20-05-2009)

Riding out recession on 2 wheels

Almost 5 million (13 per cent) UK drivers would be prepared to ride out the recession on two-wheels, according to Post Office® Insurance research.
(19-05-2009)

Walk to school and save £££s

New data shows that the average cost of the school run by car is up to £367 per primary school child per year
(19-05-2009)

Plastic Not Fantastic For British Traditions

While some card schemes are trying to force us towards a cashless society, British idiosyncrasies and love of traditions will ultimately save us from a characterless, all-electronic future.
(19-05-2009)

Latest News on the Home Front.

The National Association of Estate Agents says its Housing Market Survey for April 2009 showed some positive indicators.
(19-05-2009)

The Car Scrappage Scheme takes off.

From today if your car is more than 10 years old you can scrap it and get a £2,000 discount on a new model.
(18-05-2009)

PROPERTY SALES REACH 18-MONTH HIGH

Estate agents sold more houses in April than in any month since October, 2007, according to new figures from the National Association of Estate Agents.
(18-05-2009)

Credit card spending down.

Spending on credit cards fell by 3% in the first three months of 2009, compared with the same period last year according to the latest figures from the UK payments association APACS.
(15-05-2009)

Debt collectors must not tell your neighbours about your debts

The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) says it’s "unacceptable" for debt collectors to leave messages with neighbours of people in financial difficulties.
(15-05-2009)
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