The best credit money can buy?
The UK's continuing love affair with credit has seen a growing inclination towards paying for insurance via premium finance. Simon Threadgold assesses whether this is in fact the cheapest and most effective way to buy cover on tick
Britons are great borrowers. The latest figures from KPMG, published in August, show that the average person owes £1062 on credit cards, £1561 in personal loans and £760 on overdrafts. No wonder so
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