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The recession has resulted in increased demand for the charity's services.

A 25 percent drop in exports was marked by the Swiss trade body.

Improving public perceptions of saving would help, according to the NAPF.

Consumers will become increasingly likely to make credit card payments via mobile phone in the future, according to a new report.

Consumer group Which? has called for more effort from the credit card and banking industry in raising awareness of the Faster Payments Service.

Players and employees alike have teamed up to protest against a proposed increase in bingo tax.

Investment funds enjoyed strong sales in April, data released by an industry group has shown.

House prices increased by 1.2 percent during May according to the latest figures from Nationwide.

The way the FSCS is funded needs to be looked at, the industry group said today.

People are taking pleasure trips in the UK rather than abroad to save money.

Motorola has suggested that home broadband capable of speeds of 200Mbps is a step closer after Virgin Media chose the firm's termination system to power its new network.

Further details of the process have been released - following the refusal of a Freedom of Information request on the matter last week.

Payments to the FSCS remain a contentious issue to the building society, which has suffered a 69 percent drop in profits.

New figures from a mortgage brokers show that home buyers are choosing three-year or longer loan deals.

A new Halifax Home Insurance survey has found that a feeling of safety plays a large role when people choose where to live.

Private pension pots are not held by 50 percent of the working population - with youngsters even less likely to save.

The Association of British Insurers has claimed that its Code of Practice has led to fewer critical illness policyholders having their claims turned down.

Hip hop moguls are suffering in the credit crunch just as much as the man on the street, it has been revealed.

The amount of complaints upheld by the Ombudsman has caused concern with Which?

Just two percent are using 'currency cards' while on their holiday, FairFX has claimed.

New data from Swinton reveals a spike in home insurance claims during half-term breaks.

Branch operations of three UK banks owned by the Spanish firm are to be merged next year.

The latest figures from the British Bankers' Association show that Britons are cutting back on credit card spending.

More than one in ten British homeowners will use prevailing market conditions to pay off their mortgage ahead of schedule, new research reveals.

The majority of British credit card accounts can now be paid using the Faster Payments Service from Apacs.