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2010

House prices edged up in 2010

31 December 2010

Savings protection rockets to £85,000

31 December 2010

Amex hits thousands with £36 fee or rate hikes

30 December 2010

Plan for charity giving at ATMs and tills

29 December 2010

Tuition fees furore: what exactly are the plans?

28 December 2010

Minister answers concerns on lone parent benefits

27 December 2010

Airlines 'failing' stranded passengers

24 December 2010

Home owners told to prepare for 5% base rate

23 December 2010

Bargain hunting? Wait for the Golden Week

23 December 2010

Santander faces £2m compensation bill for statement leaks

23 December 2010

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Nectar trials new 'Shopper Rewards' offering bonus points on bank card spending

29 January 2020

Nectar has quietly launched a new trial which gives some members bonus points for spending on their bank card with firms such as Costa Coffee, Nandos and AirBnB, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal.
1,000s of Utility Warehouse customers owed average payments of £130 due to overcharging

29 January 2020

Energy firm Utility Warehouse is to pay out £450,000 in refunds and compensation, after it overcharged potentially vulnerable customers last year
Ovo Energy to pay £8.9 million after overcharging customers and sending wrong info

29 January 2020

Ovo Energy has agreed to pay £8.9 million after issuing inaccurate or incomplete information to 100,000s of customers, and for under and overcharging customers due to IT issues
Revealed: Over 55% of car insurance quotes are obtained in the week before renewal, wasting £100s

29 January 2020

Over 55% of car insurance quotes are obtained in the last week of needing cover to start - with the highest number of enquiries made within 48 hours of the policy start date, MSE research can reveal
Minister considering extending regulation to help mortgage prisoners

28 January 2020

Treasury Minister John Glen has said that he is willing to consider extending the limits of the financial regulator's powers to help more 'mortgage prisoners' who are stuck on expensive deals with unregulated lenders and lenders that no longer offer new mortgages

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