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Cable Calls for End to Sir Fred's Pension Payments23 Mar 2009 | by Peter Wakeford
Leaked documents have come into the possession of the Liberal Democrat shadow chancellor, detailing corporate excesses at RBS.
Leaked documents have come into the possession of the Liberal Democrat shadow chancellor, detailing corporate excesses at RBS.
Brits Losing 1,000 Bags 'Daily'23 Mar 2009 | by Mark Harris
Figures from a travel insurance firm have revealed that more than 1,000 bags were lost by Britons each day in 2008.
Figures from a travel insurance firm have revealed that more than 1,000 bags were lost by Britons each day in 2008.
Ofgem Launches 'New Rules' For Making Energy Bills Fairer24 Mar 2009 | by Jayne Davison
The watchdog is set to concentrate on the difference in fuel costs for those who pay through a pre-pay meter - and those who pay via Direct Debit.
The watchdog is set to concentrate on the difference in fuel costs for those who pay through a pre-pay meter - and those who pay via Direct Debit.
CBI Calls For 'Confidence-Boosting' Budget24 Mar 2009 | by Michael Ross
Alistair Darling should be careful about further expanding the public debt, a leading business group has warned.
Alistair Darling should be careful about further expanding the public debt, a leading business group has warned.
Debt Problems 'Affecting Better-Off'24 Mar 2009 | by Peter Wakeford
Debt problems are beginning to affect the more affluent parts of society, with many unable to take the 'quick-fix solution' of remortgaging their properties, according to a debt advice website.
Debt problems are beginning to affect the more affluent parts of society, with many unable to take the 'quick-fix solution' of remortgaging their properties, according to a debt advice website.
Credit Card Fraud 'Needs Worldwide Solutions'24 Mar 2009 | by Peter Wakeford
A global standard could help combat the problem of credit card fraud, according to a guide for online shoppers.
A global standard could help combat the problem of credit card fraud, according to a guide for online shoppers.
Investors Ponder Whether to 'Go Into Gold'24 Mar 2009 | by Peter Wakeford
The precious metal is performing well on the markets, due to customer concerns about the credit crunch-induced turbulence in the stocks and bonds markets.
The precious metal is performing well on the markets, due to customer concerns about the credit crunch-induced turbulence in the stocks and bonds markets.
Candles Causing Rise in Home Insurance Claims24 Mar 2009 | by Mark Harris
A home insurance provider has reported a rise in claims for damage caused by candles.
A home insurance provider has reported a rise in claims for damage caused by candles.
Experts Shocked as Inflation Rises24 Mar 2009 | by Michael Ross
The UK is still seen at grave risk of slipping into deflation before the end of the year, however.
The UK is still seen at grave risk of slipping into deflation before the end of the year, however.
Overpayment of Tax Credits at 'Dismaying' Level24 Mar 2009 | by Michael Ross
Far too many vulnerable families are receiving an overpayment of tax credits, meaning they have to repay £770 to the government on average.
Far too many vulnerable families are receiving an overpayment of tax credits, meaning they have to repay £770 to the government on average.
BT Announces First Fibre Broadband Locations24 Mar 2009 | by Jayne Davison
The first places to benefit from BT's investment in fibre-optic broadband have been revealed.
The first places to benefit from BT's investment in fibre-optic broadband have been revealed.
Virgin Reveals Faster Broadband Plans24 Mar 2009 | by Jayne Davison
Virgin Media intends to offer broadband speeds of 100Mbps to 150Mbps by 2010.
Virgin Media intends to offer broadband speeds of 100Mbps to 150Mbps by 2010.
Bank Figures Show Decline in Savings Accounts24 Mar 2009 | by Peter Wakeford
The report provides further evidence that consumers' budgets are coming under pressure due to the credit crunch
The report provides further evidence that consumers' budgets are coming under pressure due to the credit crunch
World's Cheapest Car is Launched at £134024 Mar 2009 | by Charlotte Cardingham
Priced at just 100,000 rupees, the eco-friendly Tata NANO has sparked interest from around the world.
Priced at just 100,000 rupees, the eco-friendly Tata NANO has sparked interest from around the world.
'Wary' Investors Recommended Cash ISAs25 Mar 2009 | by Peter Wakeford
The cash accounts are a safer option than their stocks and shares alternative, an expert has pointed out.
The cash accounts are a safer option than their stocks and shares alternative, an expert has pointed out.
Bank of England Governor Signals Rift With Government25 Mar 2009 | by Peter Wakeford
Mervyn King's comments seem to contradict recent statements from prime minister Gordon Brown.
Mervyn King's comments seem to contradict recent statements from prime minister Gordon Brown.
Credit Card Debt Down in 200825 Mar 2009 | by Peter Wakeford
Figures from Unbiased.co.uk have revealed that credit card debt fell by over £4.9 billion in 2008.
Figures from Unbiased.co.uk have revealed that credit card debt fell by over £4.9 billion in 2008.
Headline Rates for Savers 'Misleading the Public'25 Mar 2009 | by Peter Wakeford
Long-term rates are more important for many depositors who are unwilling to switch from account to account, an expert at the BSA said today.
Long-term rates are more important for many depositors who are unwilling to switch from account to account, an expert at the BSA said today.
CML Calls For "Holistic View" on Affordability25 Mar 2009 | by Peter Wakeford
Lenders and borrowers need to take a 'holistic view' when considering mortgage affordability, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML).
Lenders and borrowers need to take a 'holistic view' when considering mortgage affordability, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML).
Fraud Data Reveals Gender Split25 Mar 2009 | by Peter Wakeford
Men and women show markedly different preferences when it comes to perpetrating financial fraud, prevention service CIFAS revealed today.
Men and women show markedly different preferences when it comes to perpetrating financial fraud, prevention service CIFAS revealed today.
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