Finance: Moneynet promotes a more ethical approach to investing with new ethical investment product guide.

Moneynet promotes a more ethical approach to investing with new ethical investment product guide.

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There are currently five guides available on repparttar moneynet.co.uk website, covering life insurance, credit cards, mortgages, loans and ethical investment. These are set to complement repparttar 144430 core financial comparison services available on Moneynet. Further guides are due to be published later this year.

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About moneynet.co.uk:

Moneynet.co.uk is repparttar 144431 UK’s most established personal finance consumer information website. The company offers consumers a wide range of low cost financial products: from mortgages and personal loans; to car, home and medical insurance; credit cards; savings accounts and best-buy fixed rate products. Moneynet.co.uk is an ethical, impartial and comprehensive source of consumer finance information, covering repparttar 144432 whole of repparttar 144433 personal finance sector.

Moneynet was founded in 1997 by Chief Executive Richard Brown to simplify repparttar 144434 personal finance market and provide consumers with impartial and interactive information on financial products and services.

Further information: Contact: Jane Meares E-mail: info@moneynet.co.uk Telephone: 020 8313 9030 Fax: 020 8464 1971 Website: http://www.moneynet.co.uk/

Address: Moneynet Sussex House 8-10 Homesdale Road Bromley Kent BR2 9LZ

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Financial Readiness: Preparing for BRAC(Base Realignment And Closing)

Written by Leslie Linfield

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Ideally you will have a rainy fund that will cover six months of living expenses. If not, don’t panic. Start putting a portion of your paycheck aside each month. Putting away a little money now will provide a financial cushion if you don’t find a new job right away.

The last piece of advice is start paying down your credit card debt. Getting rid of credit card payments will help your emergency fund go farther. It will also save you money on interest, money that you can add to that fund.

You will find forms on this website to help you complete a budget and net worth analysis as well as set financial goals, such as setting up an emergency fund.

It is never easy to find out you are losing a job. But you do have an advantage over repparttar worker who gets a pink slip on Monday and watches repparttar 144429 factory get boarded up on Friday. You have time. Use this time to get control of your finances so that you will be prepared. And in repparttar 144430 event that your base is spared, you will have significantly improved your financial picture.

Leslie Linfield is a national expert on adult financial literacy education and the consumer credit counseling industry. She has advised governmental, educational and non-profit organizations alike, and she has been quoted by the New York Times and Wall Street Journal as an expert on budgeting and consumer credit. She has also presented literally hundreds of seminars and lectures on personal financial management.

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