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Britain's six million public sector workers intent on unemployment insurance should buy soon or risk being excluded, experts insist.
21 October 2010
Energy tariffs that pay you for generating electricity will stay in place until 2013 unless there's unexpectedly high take-up, George Osborne announced in yesterday's spending review.
21 October 2010
George Osborne announced a £7 billion hit on the welfare budget today as he took an axe to public spending.
20 October 2010
Policyholders who lost money as a result of the problems at Equitable Life will receive around £1.5 billion in compensation, it was announced today.
20 October 2010
The TV licence fee will be frozen for the next six years, the Chancellor has confirmed.
20 October 2010
Almost half a million public sector jobs will be lost over the next four years, the Chancellor announced today.
20 October 2010
The Government is accelerating the rise in the official pension age, the Chancellor has confirmed.
20 October 2010
Rail commuters will face increased annual hikes in fares from 2012, Chancellor George Osborne announced today.
20 October 2010
The TV licence fee will be frozen for the next six years, the Chancellor has confirmed.
19 October 2010
The cost of five-year fixed rate mortgages is at its lowest ever level, prompting some brokers to suggest borrowers should snap them up soon.
19 October 2010
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