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Child Trust Funds could soon be switched to junior Isas

14 May 2013

The Government has launched a consultation on whether to allow transfers from a Child Trust Fund into a junior Isa

Service stations could have to show rivals' petrol prices

14 May 2013

Motorway service stations could be forced to display the prices of cheaper rivals, Number 10 has revealed

Pension charges crackdown set out by Government

10 May 2013

Savers will get better value out of their pensions, the Government says

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8 May 2013

'Simple consumer rights' and help for carers unveiled in Queen's Speech

The Government plans to cap bills for social care, introduce a flat-rate state pension and extend consumer rights

8 May 2013

House prices still rising, Halifax says

House prices are continuing to rise, with prices increasing by 1.1% last month, says Halifax

7 May 2013

Carers 'to get financial rights' in Queen's Speech

Carers will get stronger rights to seek financial and practical help under new reforms, it's been reported

1 May 2013

House prices moving upwards, Nationwide says

Prices rose by 0.9% year-on-year in April, taking the average house price to £165,586, says Nationwide

29 April 2013

Benefits shake-up: Universal credit trial begins

Universal credit, which replaces job seeker's allowance and other tax credits will be launched in four areas today

24 April 2013

Changing job? Your pension should follow you, Government says

New plans should make it easier for people to take pensions with them when they take up new jobs

15 April 2013

Minimum wage up by 12p per hour from October

The national minimum wage will increase for adults, young people and apprentices from 1 October this year

8 April 2013

Consumers protected as insurance law reform begins

New rules which force insurers to ask customers specific questions about their circumstances, have been introduced

5 April 2013

House prices due for 'modest increase' in 2013, Halifax says

House prices have risen 0.2% month-on-month in March and are set for a 'modest increase' over 2013, Halifax said today

5 April 2013

Credit and debit card fee clampdown begins

Firms will no longer be able to charge excessive credit and debit card fees when new rules come into force tomorrow

4 April 2013

MPs highlight pensions confusion

The Government must act quickly to stamp out confusion over its looming state pension shake-up, a committee of MPs warns

2 April 2013

Laiki Bank UK savers to escape Cyprus banking levy

Around 15,000 savers in the UK arm of Cypriot bank Laiki, will have their deposits protected under British rules

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