20 Jul
Open an Tesco Credit Card account before the 24th of September 2007 and we you will get a €40 Tesco Gift Card.
Also - Tesco are offering 0% APR on balance transfers for the first 6 months, and a low standard rate of 14.9% APR for purchases.
Also - you get Clubcard points on ALL purchases - […]
Posted in Tesco Finance, Credit cards by: Moneymate
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20 Jul
Ulster Bank have an introductory offer for new credit card customers
You get 0% APR on balance transfers & purchases for 9 months from the date that the account isopened
After that the Standard APR is 18.3% for purchases
No annual fee.
This matches the offer from First Active.
Posted in Visa, Best Buys, Credit cards, Ulster bank by: Moneymate
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13 Jul
Inflation grew at an annual rate of 4.9% in June, down from 5% in May, according to new figures from the Central Statistics Office.
However, when the cost of mortgage repayments are excluded, the harmonised index of consumer prices, the common measure of inflation across Europe, shows prices are running ahead by 2.8%. This is […]
Posted in Inflation by: Moneymate
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12 Jul
You can get financial advice from advisors who work in financial services firms like banks and insurance companies, who generally advise on and sell their own products; and intermediaries, such as investment or mortgage brokers, who advise on and sell products from a number of financial services firms.
All financial advisors must be authorised by […]
Posted in Pensions, Mortgage Protection, Income Protection, Critical Illness Cover, PRSA, Health Insurance, Home Insurance, Life Insurance, Permanent Health Insurance, Mortgages by: Moneymate
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11 Jul
HALIFAX, the retail arm of Bank of Scotland Ireland, continues to introduce new accounts and ideas to attract customers in Ireland. They have teamed up with Visa to provide a debit card that will be accepted throughout the eurozone.
Debit cards have been available in the Irish market for years, but these are generally not accepted […]
Posted in Debit Cards, Visa, Halifax, Current Accounts by: Moneymate
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