moneyextra.com

The Moneyextra site has been around in one form or another for a number of years now, and it's one of the few that has consitently been of a high standard. The site is effectively a financial product database dressed up with news and feature links. It covers mortgages, insurance, credit cards, loans, savings, investments, pensions, tax and life/medical/car/travel insurance. That's quite a big list, so you can see the range of the site. Without going into too much detail and making the review too long, most sections are backed up with a product database that allow you to easily search the marketplace and then home in on the exact details of the ...  Read the complete review

You know, the Internet's a wonderful thing? It's such a massive resource available to young and old alike. Of course, yer young 'uns are more likely to be playing Frogger or something rather than looking at personal finance websites. D'yer know...if I had my time again I'd probably be looking at the old finance sites rather than playing games. Boring I am but us Bank Managers are a dedicated breed. So how can I entice you, the reader, to actually read this stuff and stay interested? Well, I can try can't I? Like a financial fountain of youth, I have my sources. This opinion's all about one of the premier personal finance resources ...  Read the complete review

I've been using the Moneyworld site ever since I got back into investing in the stock market last year. It has one of the most active Bulletin Boards around - with all kinds of news/tips etc, plus the usual rubbish you get everywhere. It may be worth sorting the 'wheat from the chaff' as several of the posters are well informed. In addition they have an excellent portfolio too - keeping tracking of your investment, both stocks and shares as well as other investments (cash, bank accounts, building socs etc). On the home page there are plentiful links to news items as well as details on all kinds of insurance, ISAs and so fortyh. The site is a ...  Read the complete review