An extensive range of products and services exclusively for people aged 50 and over. They are a growing organisation committed to listening to their customers and providing them with exactly what they want now and in the future. [Saga]

Provide independent financial advice along insurance, mortgages and savings products and services. [Bradford and Bingley Building Society]

When you open an account with First Direct, you will benefit from great rates of interest on current and savings accounts, no charges for everyday transactions, free text message mini-statements sent to your mobile phone and when you call you will speak to a real person every time, no scripts and no pressing the # key. [First Direct]

Scottish Widows for Life, Pensions and Investments, as well as savings, credit cards and mortgages. [Scottish Widows]

A leading national building society committed to remaining mutual for the benefit of their members. View their Mortgage and Savings Products. [Yorkshire Building Society]

As from 1st August 2005, The Staffordshire Building Society ceased and now falls under the Portman Building Society. [Staffordshire Building Society]

Smile has been designed and built for the Internet and is part of The Co-operative Bank p.l.c. - one of the most innovative of the UK's high street banks. It was also the first UK bank to introduce a free banking service for all accounts on the Internet. [Smile]

Take the mystery out of financial services jargon. If you're thinking of buying a house, take a look at their excellent mortgage range. Maybe their investment accounts can help you make more of your money? [Leeds and Holbeck Building Society]

Fairinvestment.co.uk is a UK financial comparison website, providing objective news, reviews and information on a wide range of financial products and services. [Fair Investment]

Capital One offer a number of competitive cards, so you should find one to suit your needs; whether you want to transfer a balance and have an excellent credit history or you'd like to strengthen your credit history. [Capital One]