‘Risk’ is a funny thing. When we talk about risk, we automatically assume different things – usually something that has affected us recently, or maybe the impact of some bad (or good) luck is affecting us. But, I usually talk about money – so I’m thinking about financial risk. I’ve spoken to someone recently who
‘Risk’ is a funny old thing
UK’s cheapest petrol…10p off per litre
Read this – whos fault is the accident?
E-mails from your bank
Cheese making – 1st results
UK’s cheapest petrol…10p off per litre
29th June – 3rd July, Sainsbury’s are giving 10p off per litre if you spend £60 in store. That’s all very well, but with that kind of offer, we need to think smart, it’s £6 on a tank and with a trip to Manchester this weekend, that’s 50 miles of free motoring. We have 2
E-mails from your bank
I’ve just recieved an e-mail from my bank telling me my account has been suspended through suspicious activity. These are pretty common but unusually, this time they had the right bank name, anyway, I was instructed to just click on a link – pornotizzle. com…..yeah, that sure looks official. Just looking through my junk folder,
Fixed rate mortgages coming down.
A few things influence lenders when they come to changing their fixed rates. The 1st reason is the ‘Cost of Money’ – in simple terms they may be able to borrow £100m off a pension fund and promise to pay them 4% on it for 5 years…then lend it out to the public at 5%
fixed rate mortgages
A couple of interesting changes happenned today. Santander and Northern Rock both released new fixed rates that were cheaper than the products they replaced. This is the 1st time this has happened since Christmas – the trend has been firmly upwards for the last 3 months or so - and hopefully this indicates a return

