November 2006

November 30, 2006

• Need some extra money this Christmas? Then shop around for PPI.

November 29, 2006

• The industry waits with bated breath for OFT’s decision
• Mortgage repossession figures on the up

November 28, 2006

• Cash back loans could cost you more
• Cash back loans could cost you more

November 27, 2006

• MPPI not a priority for homeowners

November 26, 2006

• Getting the right protection

November 25, 2006

• Don’t pick up your insurance along with your loaf of bread

November 24, 2006

• Days of rock bottom loan rates could be numbered

November 23, 2006

• Lenders have a stranglehold on the PPI market

November 22, 2006

• Another company fined for PPI mis-selling

November 20, 2006

• Overhaul of the market just around the corner

November 19, 2006

• Is Life Assurance enough protection?

November 18, 2006

• Insure you work with peace of mind

November 17, 2006

• Homes at risk of MPPI probe

November 16, 2006

• Banks panic at loss of profits

November 15, 2006

• Watch out for credit card providers hiking up their PPI premiums
• Bigger mortgage repayments means many can ill afford MPPI

November 13, 2006

• Are consumers getting the best deal on PPI?

November 12, 2006

• What to look out for when buying PPI - Health

November 11, 2006

• PPI - the next big financial mis-selling scandal?

November 10, 2006

• “Start factoring rate rise in to your finances” says Council of Mortgage Lenders

November 9, 2006

• Mortgage rates climb and first time buyers are underprotected

November 8, 2006

• 14,400 customers at risk of mis-sold PPI from Loans.co.uk

November 7, 2006

• Is PPI worth it for the self-employed?

November 6, 2006

• Consumers getting wise to expensive payment protection policies

November 5, 2006

• Don’t be suckered into a cheap loan deal

November 4, 2006

• The Competition Commission will be interested in PPI pricings

November 3, 2006

• Saying ‘No’ to high priced loan protection insurance

November 2, 2006

• Mis-sold PPI “likely to result in bigger compensation than the endowment sales scandal”