Cards
There are many forms of payment cards on the market today. Usually they are associated with exclusivity and many people find it hard to get the card they want. Here, we have listed a range of cards that are aimed at people who do not have an ideal credit situation. Student credit cards, Poor Rating Credit Cards and Prepaid cards are all created specifically for applicants who fit the 'low rating' criteria.
Prepaid cards are not in fact credit cards but simply provide a handy way to transfer funds, pay for products online and manage costs. Prepaid cards do not carry a line of credit and are ideal for people who wish to control their credit situation. Before taking a credit card, make sure you are aware of the interest rate and consider whether you will be able to afford the monthly payments.
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Latest News - 02 September 2010
 MBNA Credit Cards Overhaul from Today 01 September 2010 MBNA credit cards are under a new set of rules from today, which will put an end to a penalty fee for people who spend on their card after making a low-cost balance transfer. Read More >> |
 1 in 3 Die without Leaving a Will24 August 2010 According to statistics, one in three people in Britain die without leaving a will. Leaving family with no will to deal with your finances and estate can lead to disputes, financial difficulties and money left in the wrong hands. Read More >> |
 Home Repossessions Go Down19 August 2010 Good news for Brits – less people are expected to have their homes taken away this year, after a report showed that repossessions went down between April and June. Read More >> |
