Новости за 02.11.2015

Tesco Bank has launched a new credit card giving 21 months to pay off a balance transfer for free. Santander's 123 card offers an extra 2 months 0 per cent interest but carries a £36 annual fee.

Top flight stocks struggled for direction today, as banks dominated the session buoyed by a windfall from the sale of credit card firm Visa Europe to its US sister business.

Want to create an investment portfolio but not sure where to start? Here's the lowdown on what to look for when selecting your investments.

Auto-enrolment has given millions of workers access to a pension for the first time and support from their employer to save for their retirement.

Barclays is understood to be the biggest UK beneficiary and confirmed it plans to book a profit of £400million when the deal is expected to complete in the third quarter of next year.

Driving in the fog can be an unnerving experience but one you will need to get accustomed to as mist-covered motorways become more common in the winter. Here are seven tips to make it easier.

The transformation of Trap Oil to Jersey Oil & Gas took place to little fanfare over the summer. Those who invested in Trap will probably be glad to see the back of the company and its management.

The Markit/CIPS UK Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index jumped to 55.5 in October, up from 51.8 in September, and well above even the highest economists’ forecast of 52.5.

The 2016 NSX has big boots to fill - the car that proceeded it was not only developed by F1 legend Ayrton Senna, it also made Honda a genuine rival to Ferraris of the time. Can the new car do the same?

HSBC saw its pretax profits jump to $6.1billion (£3.95billion) for the three months to September, up from $4.6 billion in the same period a year ago and beating consensus forecasts for $5.2billion.

These are still extraordinary times and such a radical move may be the only way to avoid a bubble in the housing market and a dangerous build-up in mortgage debt.

The UK card market is worth about £1.4 billion annually. The stability of the market has helped Card Factory to increase same-store sales every year since it was founded in 1997.

Britain is the bargain-hunting capital of Europe, with more than half of UK goods involved in some form of deal, compared to a quarter across the rest of the continent.

It has emerged that civil servants are pressing ahead with a revaluation of the country's offices and factories.

Limejump collates supply from small generators, such as farmers with solar panels or producing biogas. But it also pays users to reduce consumption at busy times.

The company is expected to say international profit fell by a third in the first half of its financial year, as it cut back on overseas expansion plans and closed stores in Eastern Europe.

Mark Carney has warned that printing money for public spending would be dangerously inflationary and break the basic rules of good banking. Lord Turner says that is wrong.

Ryanair saw its first half profits jump 37 per cent to €1.08billion (£770million) thanks to a combination of miserable UK weather driving people abroad, fuel savings and a strong pound.

Hospices are dependent on the generosity of the public to carry out their work – a staggering £1.9 million per day is needed to keep them going. Lauren Robertson will do just about anything.

New research indicates it could be now or never for thousands of hopeful first-time home buyers. Lindsey Young and Paul Heath are about to move into a home they plan to stay in for years.

In response to the findings, critics accused the Government of 'making older people better off at the expense of youngsters'.

The most viewed homes in Britain have been revealed - from a five-bed in Pontefract to a London pad with a car lift for £4.85million (pictured).

Oxfordshire-based Reaction Engines has been developing a turbine that combines both jet and rocket technologies.

House hunters should be given a simple traffic light-style warning on property websites and in adverts which show how likely it is to flood, the Association of British Insurers has said.