News Archive - Articles Published during September 2008
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Scottish Power and Npower Impose New Price Rises01 Sep 2008 | by Jayne Davison
The two firms' bill hikes are both in effect from today.
The two firms' bill hikes are both in effect from today.
Lenders Cut Rates, but Remain 'Cautious'01 Sep 2008 | by Peter Wakeford
While mortgage deals are being reduced, lenders are remaining very picky about who they advance credit to.
While mortgage deals are being reduced, lenders are remaining very picky about who they advance credit to.
Halifax Points to Home Improvement Boom01 Sep 2008 | by Peter Wakeford
Most people are using their savings to fund upgrades to their properties, the lender has found.
Most people are using their savings to fund upgrades to their properties, the lender has found.
22 Million to get Tax Rebate01 Sep 2008 | by Michael Ross
All former 10p and 22p band taxpayers are to benefit from a lump sum in this month's paycheque.
All former 10p and 22p band taxpayers are to benefit from a lump sum in this month's paycheque.
Parents 'Missing Out on CTF Benefits'01 Sep 2008 | by Peter Wakeford
The tax advantages of investing in a CTF were strongly affirmed today by an IFAs' group.
The tax advantages of investing in a CTF were strongly affirmed today by an IFAs' group.
BBA Responds to ISA Concerns01 Sep 2008 | by Peter Wakeford
The system is still not "perfect", following the introduction of new voluntary guidelines on ISA transfers.
The system is still not "perfect", following the introduction of new voluntary guidelines on ISA transfers.
Most are Budgeting in Credit Crunch Britain, Paypal Claims01 Sep 2008 | by Michael Ross
One in five of those who make a budget are still dipping in to savings and using credit cards to make ends meet, the research also reveals.
One in five of those who make a budget are still dipping in to savings and using credit cards to make ends meet, the research also reveals.
Mortgage Market Hit by Three New Downbeat Reports01 Sep 2008 | by Peter Wakeford
Loan approvals are still declining, as are house prices - according to new research from Hometrack, building socieities and the Bank of England.
Loan approvals are still declining, as are house prices - according to new research from Hometrack, building socieities and the Bank of England.
NHF Slams Fuel Prepayment Meters01 Sep 2008 | by Jayne Davison
Many low-income families are being hit by unfair premiums for their fuel, the group has suggested.
Many low-income families are being hit by unfair premiums for their fuel, the group has suggested.
Uninsured Drivers 'To Have Vehicles Seized'01 Sep 2008 | by Mark Harris
Offenders could have their cars seized and crushed under new legislation, ministers have said.
Offenders could have their cars seized and crushed under new legislation, ministers have said.
Virgin Money Slams Annuities Delays01 Sep 2008 | by Peter Wakeford
Pensioners could lose out on hundreds of pounds for each month before their income begins, analysis from the firm has shown.
Pensioners could lose out on hundreds of pounds for each month before their income begins, analysis from the firm has shown.
US Stocks Better, JPMorgan Says01 Sep 2008 | by Peter Wakeford
Equities in America are still looking more attractive to investors - as the Euro-zone appears to be flirting with recession.
Equities in America are still looking more attractive to investors - as the Euro-zone appears to be flirting with recession.
Government Unveils New Housing Scheme02 Sep 2008 | by Peter Wakeford
Gordon Brown's plans include the provision of "free" loans for low earners, in order to help them on to the property ladder.
Gordon Brown's plans include the provision of "free" loans for low earners, in order to help them on to the property ladder.
Insurer Warns of Cost-Induced 'Health Crunch'02 Sep 2008 | by Michael Ross
Britons' wellbeing is suffering as their personal finances tighten - with many passing up on healthy eating for cheap fast food.
Britons' wellbeing is suffering as their personal finances tighten - with many passing up on healthy eating for cheap fast food.
Abbey Detects Rise in Popularity of Three-Year Fixes02 Sep 2008 | by Peter Wakeford
Consumers seem confident that mortgage rates will go down, according to the lender's poll.
Consumers seem confident that mortgage rates will go down, according to the lender's poll.
Tories Propose Further Inheritance Tax Boost02 Sep 2008 | by Michael Ross
The tax-free allowance on inheritance could rise to £2 million, new plans mooted by the Conservative party suggest.
The tax-free allowance on inheritance could rise to £2 million, new plans mooted by the Conservative party suggest.
Financial Flashpoints Identified for Newlyweds02 Sep 2008 | by Peter Wakeford
Many couples are splashing out on big purchases after their weddings - putting their personal finances under strain.
Many couples are splashing out on big purchases after their weddings - putting their personal finances under strain.
Green Revolution 'Hammered by Credit Crunch'02 Sep 2008 | by Michael Ross
Many people are no longer willing to pay extra for food to help the environment.
Many people are no longer willing to pay extra for food to help the environment.
Stamp Duty Suspended as Government Aims to Boost Market02 Sep 2008 | by Peter Wakeford
All duty paid on properties worth £175,000 and under is to be suspended for a year, Hazel Blears has announced.
All duty paid on properties worth £175,000 and under is to be suspended for a year, Hazel Blears has announced.
Insurers Slam Asbestos Laws 'Mistake'02 Sep 2008 | by Mark Harris
Pleural plaques sufferers should not be allowed to launch compensation claims, insurance providers have said.
Pleural plaques sufferers should not be allowed to launch compensation claims, insurance providers have said.
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