Moneynet

The Moneynet website provides information about finances. This web site helps people to choose the best loan, insurance or mortgage. It is easy to navigate the website and has a contact us section where visitors can solve questions and contact them to request more details. In the home page, visitors can find a brieve explanation on each service they provide.
Every option in the menu has a submenu with more information about that specific topic.

Main Menu:

• home
• credit cards
• loans
• insurance
• mortgages
• banking & saving
• refused credit
• gas & electricity
• best buys
• resources
• product guides
• news

About us information:

In today's climate of fierce competition, the personal finance market has become increasingly complex and confusing to the consumer. At moneynet (www.moneynet.co.uk) we believe that the process of buying a house, finding the best home for your savings or looking for the best terms for credit should be a simple one. Our aim is to help to achieve this by presenting financial data in a clear and easy to understand format.

Launched in 1997, moneynet was the first UK web site to publish a comprehensive, independent and impartial overview of the products available in the personal finance sector, thus giving the consumer the freedom and ease to choose the product best suited to their needs.

Our portfolio includes details of mortgage products from over 100 lenders, investment products from over 100 banks and building societies plus details of many more credit card and personal loan providers, all of which are updated daily.

We currently publish details on mortgages, personal loans, credit cards, savings and insurance from over 150 lenders and product providers. All site information is interactive and up-dated daily. We maintain a leading position through favourable press and user comment and association with leading portal sites.

Our users are internet experienced people hungry for information. They are primarily professionals with an average household income of £52,483 and household equity of £62,231. These are people who have surplus disposable income and are motivated to purchase additional financial services.