September
Guest Comment: How financial advice will change for good
If you have a financial adviser there are fundamental changes on the horizon which will affect how you access and pay for advice
30 September 2011
Students can claim overpaid tax from summer jobs now
Students have been reminded to check payslips to see if they can reclaim cash from the taxman
30 September 2011
Co-op is latest energy provider to announce price rises
Co-op says gas and electricity prices will rise by 18% and 11%, respectively, from 3 November
30 September 2011
MBNA pulls UK credit cards from sale
Consumers have lost the opportunity to switch to a number of top plastic deals, as Bank of America prepares to sell its UK plastic business MBNA
30 September 2011
EDF pulls cheapest energy fix
The cheapest energy deal where unit prices cannot rise has today been axed, as consumers struggle against rising costs
30 September 2011
900,000 to get minimum wage rise
900,000 workers will get a pay rise when the minimum wage breaks through the £6-an-hour barrier this weekend
29 September 2011
House prices 'treading water'
House prices were broadly flat last month with a 0.1% rise, mortgage lender Nationwide said today
29 September 2011
Bank lending increases - but for how long?
Banks made more credit available to households this summer but have warned the eurozone crisis may hit future lending
29 September 2011
Plans to help credit applicants with mental health problems unveiled
The OFT has published guidance to ensure loan and credit card applicants with mental health problems are treated fairly
29 September 2011
Derbyshire launches highest-paying easy access savings in 20 months
Derbyshire Building Society has today launched the top easy-access savings rate for nearly two years
28 September 2011
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