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ID Fraud 'Hits Middle Classes'
ID Fraud 'Hits Middle Classes'29 May 2008  |  by Peter Wakeford
Londoners have been found to be at higher risk of falling victim to ID theft.

Commercial Property Deals 'Falling Through'
Commercial Property Deals 'Falling Through'29 May 2008  |  by Peter Wakeford
Office sales in the south east are not being completed due to price disagreements, according to new research.

Halifax Denounces 'Shocking' Spate of Thefts
Halifax Denounces 'Shocking' Spate of Thefts29 May 2008  |  by Mark Harris
Children's bikes, paddling pools and toys are tempting targets for unscrupulous thieves, Halifax Home Insurance has said.

Average Pension 'Less Than Minimum Wage'30 May 2008  |  by Peter Wakeford
People in the UK are being warned the average pension could pay out the equivalent of less than minimum wage

Children 'Reliant' On Grey Pound30 May 2008  |  by Michael Ross
Grandparents in the UK are being increasingly called upon to help their grandchildren fiancially

Government Announces Fuel Poverty Plan30 May 2008  |  by Jayne Davison
A new range of measures to help reduce the effects of fuel povert have been announced by the government

Northern Rock To Increase Debt Staff30 May 2008  |  by Michael Ross
Nationalised bank Northern Rock is planning to double the number of staff it employs in debt management

Land Registry : House Prices Down 0.2% in April 30 May 2008  |  by Michael Ross
Figures published by the Land Registry show that house prices have continued their recent downward spiral

Experts Predict Interest Rates Will be Held 30 May 2008  |  by Peter Wakeford
The general consensus is that interest rates will be kept on hold next month

Almost Half of Brits are Banking on Inheritance 30 May 2008  |  by Michael Ross
UK consumers believe that they cannot afford to pay off major expenses without help from an inheritance

HSBC Says Inflation is the Biggest Risk to Economy
HSBC Says Inflation is the Biggest Risk to Economy 30 May 2008  |  by Michael Ross
A leading City figure has said inflationary pressures will cause significant financial turmoil in the future unless central bankers adopt preventive measures

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