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2012
22 March 2012
Satellite TV giant Sky has released the reins on its Anytime+ service, meaning over 5 million households can watch the free, on-demand TV.
22 March 2012
The Government will not allow parents whose kids have a Child Trust Fund (CTF) to convert it into a junior Isa, which could leave them languishing on paltry rates.
22 March 2012
Debt management firms have been ordered to stop offering staff incentives to mis-sell and to stop bombarding consumers with spam calls and texts.
22 March 2012
Chancellor George Osborne has partly reversed a planned cut in child benefit, meaning more families will be entitled to help than was originally proposed, though anomalies still exist and confusion still reigns.
22 March 2012
Anyone who earns over £150,000 a year will pay less tax from next year, Chancellor George Osborne has announced.
21 March 2012
Chancellor George Osborne has partly reversed a planned cut in child benefit, meaning more families will be entitled to help than was originally proposed, though anomalies still exist.
21 March 2012
The Government has confirmed plans to merge the basic and second state pensions.
21 March 2012
Low and middle income earners received a boost today as Chancellor George Osborne revealed the personal tax allowance will rise for the under 65s, but pensioners will lose out.
21 March 2012
Smokers will be hit by higher prices as the Chancellor announced increases in tobacco duty in today's Budget. Meanwhile, the price of alcohol will rise next week.
21 March 2012
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