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Barclays to appeal PPI sales ban

6 April 2009

Barclays Isa gets MoneySavers' approval

6 April 2009

Deadline extended to boost state pension at pre-50% price hike levels

6 April 2009

Deadline extended to boost state pension before prices soar

3 April 2009

New top loan rate is launched today

3 April 2009

OFT to investigate three major banks in charges inquiry

3 April 2009

Hope for mortgage applicants

2 April 2009

New top bank accounts for switchers

2 April 2009

Beat the landline price hikes

2 April 2009

Bank charges case latest: banks given leave to appeal

1 April 2009

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Sonos to stop updating old speakers - your rights

24 January 2020

Electronics company Sonos is to stop sending software updates to older speakers and other devices from May, meaning they will lose "some functionality" over time. It's sparked anger among many Sonos owners - if you're affected, here's what's happening and what you can do about it
Octopus to take on Engie's 70,000 customers – here's what you need to know

23 January 2020

Octopus Energy is set to take on all 70,000 customers supplied by Engie after a buyout was agreed – if you're with Engie, here's what you need to know
Parents who lose a child to get two weeks of leave under new law

23 January 2020

Parents who suffer the loss of a child under the age of 18 will be legally entitled to two weeks' leave from work under 'Jack's Law', the Government has announced
Military veterans to get a third off train travel with new railcard

22 January 2020

A new railcard giving cheaper fares for military veterans will be launched from Armistice Day this year
Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland to charge up to 49.9% interest on overdrafts from April

22 January 2020

Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland will scrap daily fees for arranged overdrafts from April and instead charge an interest rate based on customers' credit history

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