The new Moneyfacts.co.uk website

We're in the process of rolling out a new version of the Moneyfacts.co.uk website, which started today with a new home page, new money section and new credit card section. During the course of the next few weeks we plan to roll out new sections for the remainder of the site.

We hope that the new version of the site will make it easier for you to get to our best buy charts more quickly and easily, as well as keeping you up to date with the latest news and providing an enhanced range of product guides and key factors to consider when purchasing different personal finance products.

Your feedback is extremely valuable to us, and we would welcome your thoughts on the new home page, money and credit card sections. Good and bad feedback welcome.

Thanks,

Stephen

Head of Moneyfacts.co.uk

The website looks clean and fresh.  I like the fact that you guys are independent and non-bias!  That comes across well

Keep up the good work

Mr.G.Stevens

Hi Stephen,

I think the new site is brilliant; It is so much easier to use than the older one. I like the tabbed charts, its clearer and more concise and the whole website looks really fresh. can't wait until the whole site looks like the home and money pages.

Well done!

 do not like your new opening page does not encourage people to browse your site

 had another look, still do not like it. you have lost the individuality that attracted me to the site. now it has become one of many. use your imagination not that of sister sites

Hi George,

Thanks for the feedback. I'm disappointed that you don't like the new homepage and miss the individuality of the old site. We've spent a lot of time looking at how people use our site (as well as others) and tried hard to provide something more compelling which easier to get to the content of most interest.

With the homepage, we've tried to reduce the clutter, over-use of colour and provide cleaner, simpler navigation to make people aware of all the various products that they can compare.

With that in mind I would be very interested to learn why you think we've failed and what changes we should make?

Thanks.

Stephen