What Constitutes a Booming Economy for the Average Citizen? By: Arnold Nadler
Like most people I am not an economist, just a perplexed Canadian citizen, trying to make sense of what is meant when people refer to our economy as booming. I look around and see the price of housing going through the roof, energy costs sky rocketing, anr

Ten Ways to Fight Identity Theft By: Nicholas Hunt
Recent reports estimate that as many as one in ten of the population have been a victim of indentity theft, one of the fastest growing crimes of the last few years. By using a variety of means to usurp your identity and pass themselves off as you, the cris

About Dormant Bank Accounts By: Nicholas Hunt
Banking experts estimate that up to £5bn may be sitting unclaimed in UK bank accounts that have gone 'dormant'. What does this mean, and could you be entitled to a share in this huge amount of idle money? A bank account goes dormant when, in the words /

About Basic Bank Accounts By: Nicholas Hunt
Despite easier than ever access to personal finance services, there are still 3 million adults in the UK today who are completely outside the banking system, and don't have access to a bank account. Many of these people are unable to get a standard accl

Your Travel and Holiday Money Options By: Nicholas Hunt
With summer finally getting into full swing, many of us will be looking forward to travelling abroad for a well earned holiday. Of course, you'll need access to cash while you're away, so what are the best and safest ways of arranging your travel money? /

Coping With ID Theft By: Martin Sumner
Identity theft can be hugely damaging to a victim's credit rating, as their file will invariably be filled with the worst kind of adverse information - unpaid credit bills and bad debts. While prevention is obviously better than cure, and there is plenty /

Choosing A High Interest Savings Account By: Nicholas Hunt
It's always prudent to save for a rainy day, and many people with spare cash available prefer the security of placing it in a savings account to the more risky but potentially more profitable choice of other investments such as the stockmarket. Choosing a.