Welcome to Credit Card Services

What is a Credit Card
Credit card is a small plastic card used by people around the world for making payments. It allows the holder to buy any product and service without the need of carrying hard cash. With enhanced security in place now its much easier for anyone to have their own credit card and have complete financial freedom.

Lic of India the world's number 1 insurance company has enetered in to credit card business along with its channel partner Corporation Bank. Credit Card from a trusted company like LicIndia.com is an ideal credit card. With this credit card one can also pay their premium online and buy host of other goods and services.

Life Insurance Corporation of India will enter into a joint venture to launch its credit card business. Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), LIC Card Services - A credit Card company will be setup in compliance with RBI regulations. LIC Card Services will be selecting the best in business as payment gateway channel partner.

Note: This Website is only for information about Credit Cards. We will keep on updating more news about Credit card as and when it happens.

Savers jittery after Santander rating cut Credit downgrades in Spain put Santander’s UK customers on edge, despite repeated assurances that deposits in Britain are guaranteed

Santander reassures UK customers Spanish-owned Santander insists that UK customers should not be concerned about potential problems on the Spanish mainland

Offset mortgage rates increase Competitiveness of these deals has lessened in recent months as lenders have increased the price differential

Energy price increases on the horizon Households advised to fix their energy bills after British Gas hints that its energy bills could soon hit a record high

Mr & Mrs Smith retail bond launched Four-year bond from the boutique hotel guide and booking service will pay 7.5% in half-yearly instalments with a minimum £1,000 investment

Big Switch energy tariff not the cheapest Which? campaign to harness collective bargaining fails to pay off after British Gas and Scottish and Southern Energy refuse to take part

Private investors see profit in euro falls Private investors are trading falls in the euro in the wake of the French and Greek elections

Santander to axe 58 branches Closures in towns with more than one outlet, but bank insists there will be no negative impact on customers

Swing to equities in Isa countdown Investors are favouring stocks and shares Isas over cash savings for the first time in six years

Bonuses are now key for Isa savers Fierce competition for easy-access accounts mounts among high street banks, desperate to grab a share of the deposits market

Complaints to financial groups up 21% Barclays records 146,000 complaints in six months, as payment protection insurance complaints increase

Q&A: What the Budget means for you View questions and answers from our Budget Q&A

Cheques still being used in Isa transfers The use of cheques explains why customers must wait 15 days for cash Isa accounts to be transferred, causing them to lose out on interest

Two ways high-earners can save tax Investors can gain upfront tax relief in other ways, and take less risk, by exploiting two quirks of the pension rules

Lock up your Isa for best returns Medium-term cash accounts favoured for inflation proofing

Isa Q&A: Where to put your money Your Isa questions were answered by Glen Cummins of Redmayne-Bentley and the FT’s savings reporter Elaine Moore.

Santander 123 current account Santander is launching a new current account offering to pay cashback on household bills

Ping, swipe or wave – pay by mobile Vodafone and Visa allow shoppers to make payments via their mobiles, but customers may take time to switch

Slow take-up of children’s savings plans Research by JPMorgan Asset Management finds that only a third of parents would consider opening a junior individual savings account for their child

Why we love the flexibility of Isas FT Money columnists on the success of tax-free savings