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Money.co.uk is a brand new financial comparison website with a difference, as well as comparing such things as credit cards and insurance the site also contains thousands of top quality articles, financial news headlines and money saving tips.

The site has some excellent features in it’s comparison tables, under credit cards for instance the chart shows the top ten UK issued credit cards, but you have access to over two hundred cards to compare. Each card is listed with Balance Transfer Rate’s and Fees, Typical APR, and Special Offers.

Many of the cards have a further option to show Full Details, which opens another window with a full description of everything you could possibly need to know about that particularly credit card.

The full details are presented in a style that doesn’t take an accountant to read, everything is in terms that are easily understood. It is even possible to make your application from the money.co.uk site, making it truly a one stop portal.
This really is an impressive site and along with the credit card comparison there is a credit card guide listed, with advice about making your choice. The page also contains the latest credit card news and more interestingly a top article Credit Cards Explained. And so it goes the more you use this site the more little gems you will unearth.

Insurance isn’t the most interesting topic, but a necessary evil it is, and the list of motor insurance comparisons breaks down into four tables, Car Insurance Discounts, Car Insurance For Women, Car Insurance For Over 50’s and Car Insurance For Young Drivers. This is great as I can immediately place myself in the correct group, although I won’t say in which group, but already feel confident that the insurance companies listed will be specialists in that area of the market.

The site offers information at an easy to understand personal level, with user profiles and customized car insurance quotes and credit card quotes.

Other financial comparison tables on the site allow you to compare mortgages, loans, savings and banking. There is even a section that compares share dealing accounts and investing, but more importantly to me a section that compares utilities, an area where many of us are looking to make our own savings.

The site is completed by tabs for Articles and Blogs, which really are worth having a look at. Visitors are encouraged to sign up and create their own unique user profile, to take advantage of the free services that Money.co.uk offer.

You can also subscribe to the Money.co.uk select financial e mail newsletter and RSS feeds from the sites blogs.