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credit News Archive

10-Aug-2008

  • Credit crunch has wiped £1m a minute from wealth (Independent)

    The credit crunch has wiped a total of £600bn ? more than £1m a minute ? from the UK's total wealth since it started a year ago, according to accountants PriceWaterhouseCoopers.


  • Credit card interest hits 15-year high (News Interactive)

    THE average interest rate on credit cards has hit a 15-year high just shy of 20 per cent, a study has found.


  • Slowdown in agriculture credit after loan waiver (Express India)

    Growth of agricultural credit from the banking sector has fallen by 19% this fiscal, shows the first set of RBI numbers after the farm loan waiver announcement.


  • ANZ Launches Credit Card That Rewards Repayments (Scoop.co.nz)

    ANZ today announced the launch of the ANZ Everyday Rewards Visa ? New Zealand?s first credit card to reward customers for paying money back.


  • Credit default swap market under scrutiny (International Herald Tribune)

    Reining in the credit default swap market is a rising priority for regulators who oversee U.S. banks and insurers.


  • Credit card industry faces reforms (UPI)

    WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 (UPI) -- Credit card companies can expect to face stricter regulations soon, say observers of the U.S. Congress and Federal Reserve.


  • The credit crunch bites, even in St Tropez ... (AFP via Yahoo! News)

    Luxury retailers, hotels and other high-end services have reported a dramatic drop in business in St Tropez, a traditional summer haunt of the rich and famous, as the credit crunch bites.


  • Credit card rates at 15 year-high (The West Australian)

    Consumers are paying the highest average interest rate on their credit cards in 15 years, an analysis shows. The average rate on a standard credit card is now 19.50 per cent, credit card comparison website www.click4credit.com.au says.


  • American-style credit ensnares consumers overseas (International Herald Tribune)

    In a cultural shift, credit cards have become commonplace in Turkey and other middle-income countries, but so has the curse of Debt.


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