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With an interest rate rise widely anticipated for November, it is
now more important than ever to have the right mortgage, which is
why this month we bring you an easy to follow guide on mortgages,
plus information on what re-mortgaging actually involves.
But in addition to mortgages, we also bring you an introduction
to investing, tips on cutting your credit card debt and information
on a new investment trend - ethical investments - as well as a round-up
of all the latest personal finance news and two great competitions.
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Find
the Right Mortgage: Finding the right mortgage for your circumstances
can be a difficult task. We take a look at what you need to know before
you buy.
Ethical
Investment: As environmental issues, fair trade and the organic
movement gain in popularity, we asked an ethical investment expert
to explain exactly how they work and where we should invest.
Re-mortgaging
Revealed: You are not tied to your mortgage forever: shop around
and you could save hundreds on repayments.
Cutting
Credit Card Debt: Top tips on how to live with credit card debt
and sensible advice to help you cut the amount you owe.
Why
Invest? A gimmick free guide to understanding how investments work by an award winning financial expert.
The
Name’s Bond: After a period of poor returns, recent interest
rate rises suggest a revival in fixed term saving bonds. We find out
why bonds have bounced back.
Take
a SIPP: Pensions A-Day revolutionised how we save for retirement,
widening the appeal of Self Invested Personal Pensions. But what exactly
are they?
What
money stories caught our eye this month..
Debt
Britain: A new report reveals that the UK is responsible for a
third of the total of all unsecured debt in Western Europe. More
Buy
With a Stranger: The first service to extend the concept of co-buying
beyond bricks and mortar has been launched, enabling total strangers
to co-buy houses, boats, cars and any other large purchase. More
Private
Education Costlier than Ever: The cost of putting a child through
private education in Britain has become significantly less affordable
for the average worker over the past five years, according to new
research from Halifax. More
Child
Savers: Britain’s reputation as a nation of carefree spendaholics
has been challenged in a new study claiming that today's children
are encouraged to save earlier than ever. More
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