Money the latest addition in the Unlimited network
- Added:
- Feb 29, 2000
Described as ‘a friendly voice in a crowded market', and with a one-stop ‘Advice Bank' as its core, the site aims to provide users with a broad range of information and advice, from investments and pensions to dealing with personal debt.
Money Unlimited will also carry reports from specialist financial journalists, covering issues such as mortgages and pension mis-selling.
The Guardian has also struck a deal with personal financial information site MoneyWorld, the eXchange Holdings owned site which launched in 1995. It will provide Money Unlimited users with access to its data on banks, building societies and insurance companies.
The Guardian's network of sites cover topics including football, work, shopping, film and news. It claims that, in January, the sites generated 11.7m page impressions and more than half a million unique users, with ad revenues across the network increasing by more than 700% since June.