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Nationwide is pushing up overseas spending charges for millions of Flexaccount customers.
31 July 2010
Nationwide is revamping its current account, offering annual multi-trip European travel insurance to new and existing customers who fund it with at least £750 each month.
31 July 2010
Nationwide is revamping its current account, offering annual multi-trip European travel insurance to new and existing customers who fund it with at least £750 each month.
31 July 2010
Savers who want to gamble on interest rates rising can open bonds that track the Bank of England base rate.
30 July 2010
A shortage of buyers sent house prices falling in July for the first time since February, figures show today.
29 July 2010
The first new current account-offering UK bank in over a century launches today.
29 July 2010
Speculation energy firms could soon hike standard prices for existing customers may be short lived following a huge rise in British Gas profits, it has been claimed.
28 July 2010
A Ryanair passenger was arrested after the airline called police when he refused to pay for an "inedible" £3.80 chicken sandwich on board.
28 July 2010
Currency specialist Travelex says it will provide the best-value overseas cash from a UK-wide bureau de change during three 'happy hour' sales, starting today at 4pm.
28 July 2010
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