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Glossy websites promote short-term payday deals alongside unsecured loans to pay for operations including face lifts, breast enlargements, tummy tucks, gastric bands and liposuction.
Financial Mail has discovered several websites featuring pictures of young women laden with colourful shopping bags, though the industry claimed last week it was capable of 'setting the standard of self-regulation and consumer credit'.
The number of people who have become personally insolvent has dropped to its lowest level since 2008, despite the tough economic conditions, official figures showed today.
Anyone who uses a credit card for much of their spending and clears their balance every month could be missing a trick if they aren't using a cashback or reward credit card.
The collapse of two credit unions has cast doubt on new rules to encourage savers and borrowers to choose them in place of High Street banks and building societies.
The Finance & Leasing Association, which includes Britain’s biggest payday lender wonga.com – whose rates can exceed 4,200% APR – will unveil a beefed-up, 75-page code of practice on Wednesday.
I had an Asda store card which included insurance if I lost my job. But now, more than a year later, it has still not paid out. The card is operated by Santander, can you help?
If you need a loan the good news is that a recent flurry of activity has resulted in three providers – M&S Money, Sainsbury’s Finance and Tesco - offering rates of 6.0 per cent and 6.1 per cent.
If you have been with your bank for years, you might find it annoying to undergo new security checks to prove your identity before opening a new account or taking out a loan.
Britain's biggest building society is offering a cracking new credit card with 18 months of zero credit on spending and 0% on balance transfers for 17 months. And you even get cashback. But there's one sticking point.
If you're currently juggling different credit card debts, or paying a high rate on your credit card, then it might be tempting to consolidate all your debts into a loan and pay just one monthly repayment.