Graduate Finance is run by graduates, for graduates. We recognise that when you leave university you aren't necessarily awash with cash and life becomes more complicated. GraduateFinance features all the best deals available for graduates, because being a graduate provides you with many perks.
We're here to help you through the transition from university to work and beyond. Here on Graduate Finance we offer advice on a range subjects of financial interest to graduates. The best banking deals, top graduate job sites, reducing interest payments on your credit card and resources for finding a home, travel and graduate insurance.
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American Express Platinum Card - Graduate review
The American Express Platinum MoneyBack Credit Card is at the moment one of the leading cashback cards on the market, offering up to a generous 5% cashback for the first three months of spending up to a maximum £4,000. As a graduate you could could earn up to £200 on this card just by spending your hard earned cash! After the initial period three month period, the card offers a tiered cashback rate,...
Best Graduate Accounts for 2007/2008
When it comes to graduate banking, Lloyds TSB and the Royal Bank of Scotland offer graduates a special interest-free overdraft for three years; and have great 0% overdraft limits. The interest free maximums are £2,000 in year one, £1,500 year two and £1,000 year three. With Lloyds TSB’s graduate account the limits are guaranteed while RBS’ graduate limit is approved on a case-by-case basis....
Graduate guide to renting a property
As a recent graduate, you will be looking for a place to live, and chances are you will be starting off by renting a flat or studio. So what should a graduate look out for when viewing a rental property? Below is a thorough guide to the different things you should keep in mind when viewing a property to let. 1. Before viewing Always try to go to a property viewing with a friend, it is not only safer...
Student loans in the UK
The content of this section is related to student loans for those who started higher education after 1st September 1998. If you started before this date the situation is different and, thankfully, somewhat simpler. Details on this type of loan (and futher details on post 9/98 loans) may be obtained from the Student Loans Company. When did this type of student loan start? Income contingent loans started...
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