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Abbey for Intermediaries offers exclusives to chosen partners

Fri 2nd May 2008

Abbey for Intermediaries has announced plans to bring back exclusives, which will initially be offered to a limited number of commercial partners.

Abbey bond offered for limited period

Thu 1st May 2008

Abbey has launched a new one-year fixed-rate bond, which is available for a limited period only.

Abbey savings rates reduced

Wed 30th Apr 2008

Abbey has announced that it will reduce the rates on a number of its variable savings accounts by 0.25 per cent, following the Bank of England's base rate cut of the same amount.

Abbey promotes Africa and Middle East as investment hotspots

Mon 28th Apr 2008

Abbey has found that emerging markets in Africa and the Middle East are continuing to increase in popularity among investors.

Abbey credit card 'good for holidaymakers'

Mon 28th Apr 2008

Abbey's new Zero credit card, launched today, has been described by MoneyExpert.com as the best bet for holidaymakers this summer, as it does not charge customers for taking money out abroad.

Abbey credit card launched with 0% interest

Mon 28th Apr 2008

A new Abbey credit card has been launched with zero per cent interest on balance transfers and purchases for six months.

Abbey: Debt and housing concern kids

Fri 25th Apr 2008

New research from Abbey has found that nearly one in four children aged between 11 and 15 are concerned about falling into debt and poverty when they are older.

Abbey guaranteed growth plan announced

Thu 24th Apr 2008

Abbey has announced the launch of its new guaranteed growth plan (GPP), which is available for 3.5 or six years.

Abbey Super Saver account 'has costs and benefits'

Tue 22nd Apr 2008

Abbey's new Super Saver account does offer benefits but potential customers should look out for catches, MoneyExpert.com has warned.

Abbey instant access savings account introduced

Tue 22nd Apr 2008

Abbey has launched an instant access savings account, paying a rate of 6.5 per cent gross on balances over £1,000.

Abbey mortgage rates cut

Tue 22nd Apr 2008

Following the Bank of England's decision to introduce a £50 billion mortgage bond scheme to help the property market get back on its feet, Abbey has announced that it will reduce rates on its tracker and flexible deals by 0.1 per cent.

Abbey ISA rate 'best available'

Mon 21st Apr 2008

Abbey has claimed that its Super individual savings account (ISA) is the only product on the market offering an interest rate of ten per cent.

Abbey savings account launched

Mon 21st Apr 2008

Abbey has launched a new Super Saver account, which is only available to customers depositing an equal amount or more into one of the bank's investment products.

Abbey Business Banking: Youth and energy will help entrepreneurs succeed

Thu 17th Apr 2008

Abbey Business Banking is advising would-be entrepreneurs to start young and be prepared to put in long hours if they want to succeed.

Abbey: Parents believe right name is the key to a good future

Thu 17th Apr 2008

New research from Abbey has found that most British parents (70 per cent) believe that choosing the right name for their child can help them get ahead in life.

Abbey passes on rate-cut to customers

Wed 16th Apr 2008

Abbey has said that it is working to ensure that its customers get the benefit of the Bank of England's latest base rate reduction.

Abbey Mortgages urges first-time buyers to use their deposit wisely

Tue 15th Apr 2008

New research from Abbey Mortgages has found that 1.1 million first-time buyers have opted to delay buying a home for at least the next 12 months.

Abbey launches trio of bonds

Tue 15th Apr 2008

Abbey has announced the launch of three new bonds - a fixed-rate, 50-plus and children's savings bond.

Abbey Banking: Sensible shopping could save food and money

Fri 11th Apr 2008

New research from Abbey has revealed that British households throw away an estimated £218 million worth of food every week, after misjudging the amount they will consume.

Abbey: Rate cut could boost consumer confidence

Thu 10th Apr 2008

Abbey's chief economist has said that the Bank of England's decision to reduce interest rates to five per cent could "bolster consumer confidence", amid continued economic uncertainty.

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