November
Pension age rise 'a bitter blow'
The Government's plans to bring forward an increase in the state pension age to 67 have been met with dismay by elderly groups
30 November 2011
BT prices to rise this Saturday
As well as line rental, some call costs and TV and broadband package prices will also rise in price on 3 December
30 November 2011
Calls to extend stamp duty concession for first-time buyers
The mortgage industry is disappointed the Government plans to end the stamp duty 'holiday' for first-time buyers
30 November 2011
Autumn Budget Statement: January petrol duty rise scrapped
The price of fuel had been due to increase by 3p per litre on 1 January
29 November 2011
Autumn Budget Statement: Train fares to rise 6%
The Government will reduce the planned 8% hike in January to 6%. London tube and bus fares will also rise 6%
29 November 2011
Should you buy Ocado's Total Saving Pass discount finder?
Online supermarket Ocado offers a £9 'Total Saving Pass', giving customers up to 15% off certain items
29 November 2011
'0% credit card deals could change forever, for the worse'
Halifax has launched a top credit card, but the offer isn't available to all successful applicants. A sign of things to come?
29 November 2011
Autumn Budget Statement: Some benefits to rise by inflation, others cut
Chancellor George Osborne announced he will uprate some working age state benefits by inflation but scrapped other rises
29 November 2011
Pensions enrolment delay for small businesses
Automatic pensions enrolment for small businesses is to be delayed until the start of the next Parliament
28 November 2011
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