Just a few lines that pop up in pieces about the mooted changes to credit cards terms. A large chunk of the British population has proved itself to be untrustworthy when it comes to credit, and credit card companies have encouraged us to borrow more than we can afford. If we can’t be disciplined about the

I've just had a letter from my credit card company advising my that my credit limit has been increased by roughly 30 per cent; obviously I had not requested this increase, nor do I need it (I've never paid a penny of interest on credit card debt, ever). I use my credit card solely as a means of payment where my debit cards (Maestro and charge cards) are not accepted and the full outstanding

Credit Cards - Motorists could recoup driving fines from credit card payments - 17/08/2009 It has been revealed that drivers could gain back the money paid in fines on their credit cards. Over the years, motorists have paid millions of pounds in parking fines, but they now could be in line for refunds, after a test case ruled that town hall surcharges imposed for paying by credit cards are unlawfu...

Nearly £750,000 is spent on corporate credit cards used by a business arm of the assembly government, it emerges.

More than three-quarters of Scots are planning to recycle their Christmas cards, research has revealed.

If you're the type to play keeping-up-with-the-Jones' with your Christmas cards, Comment Central is about to make your day. That's right - the picture above is of a card sent from President Obama to you, the Comment Central readers. It's...

In a move sure to get Christians and tabloid newspaper journalists up in arms, the Prime Minister has removed all Christian imagery from his Christmas cards. The picture on the front of his cards does not contain any sign of angels, crosses or any other Christian imagery. But it’s not only Christianity that has been removed, so

TheEuropean Commission has confirmed that on 21 October 2008 Commission officials carried out unannounced inspections at the premises of several smart card chips producers in several Member States. These chips are used for the production of smart cards, such as telephone SIM cards, bank cards and identity cards.

Alan Whitehead MP will help the Woodland Trust create new woods by recycling their Christmas cards at the Tebourba Way Tesco's store on Friday 23rd January at 12pm. Cards are recycled, throughout January, in bins at WH Smith, Tesco, TK Maxx and Marks & Spencer. All of the cards collected during the campaign are taken to paper mills where they are recycled into brand new paper products, w...

I’m sure I’m getting less Christmas cards this year. Maybe I’m not as popular as I was last year (after all I have started this blog in the last 12 months which has probably offended a few folk with its right wing ideas). Maybe it’s the credit crunch – people have less money to send cards - and it is at work where I’ve noticed a sharp decline. But it’s not...