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 Young people 'popular target for credit card fraudsters'It is crucial that people take steps to prevent their financial information from being compromised by identity thieves, it has been reported. CBA points to improvements in economyBad debts have reached their peak the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) claims, as more people make use of its monetary assistance services. Parents 'raid savings to fund property purchasing'Mums and dads are prepared to withdraw cash from their saving accounts to help their grown-up children purchase their first home, a new study indicates. Significant numbers of parents are withdrawing money from their saving accounts in order to help their children get on the housing market, new research shows. Consumers seek the best credit cards in time for ChristmasMany consumers will see the Christmas pinch magnified this year as the UK continues its struggle to escape recession. Bad Credit Card debts 'to dramatically increase'An accountancy firm has suggested that by the end of 2010, bad credit card debts could account for as much as 9% of all outstanding balances. Virgin Credit Card 'Remains king of balance transfers'The Virgin credit card continues to lead the pack, offering its customers 0% balance transfers for 16-months (subject to a 2.98% transfer fee), as well as 3 months 0% on purchases and 50 interest free days. A spokesperson for Virgin said the credit card remains strong after holding onto its market leading position in the best buy leagues for the best part of a year. AA launches new credit cardThe AA have launched a new credit card aimed at motorists. The card comes with all the features you would expect to get from a regular credit card, but also incorporates a range of benefits designed to alleviate the cost of motoring. Could this be the end of free banking?Banks could be changing the way in which accounts operate, as high street banks have been put under pressure in the way they issue charges to customers for breaking terms, such as exceeding agreed overdrafts. This will mean that they will have to explore new avenues for raising revenue, which is likely to lead to the end of free banking. Savers to be informed of rate changesThe new European rules will take effect on November 1, and specify that all banks and building societies are required to provide advance warning to customers of reductions to rates paid on bank accounts. Pay off cards quickly 'to avoid Christmas debt difficulties'Aussies planning on funding Christmas by using credit cards are being urged to ensure they pay off the balance as soon as possible.
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