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The Government wants banks and credit unions to create new current accounts to help benefit claimants better manage their money when its universal credit comes into force next year.
10 July 2012
Workers should be able to protect their pensions by insuring savings against falls in stock markets, a minister has suggested.
9 July 2012
Welsh students who received a maintenance loan over the past two academic years can get up to £1,500 of debt wiped off with just one small payment.
6 July 2012
Twelve airlines — including Easyjet and Ryanair — won't spring last-minute fees on customers paying by debit card within the next few months.
5 July 2012
Workers are increasingly turning to payday loans firms because their wages run out before the end of the month, creating a "debt disease" which is spreading rapidly across the country, a new report has warned.
27 June 2012
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls has urged the Government to use the £500 million underspend from the Olympics to cover the cost of scrapping a 3p increase in fuel duty due to take effect in August.
26 June 2012
David Cameron will discuss slashing benefits for young people today as he warns the welfare system is causing deep social divisions.
25 June 2012
The price of petrol at the pumps is continuing to fall and should dip even further soon, the AA says.
20 June 2012
15 June 2012
Plans for a multi-billion pound emergency bank funding scheme to kick-start lending to households and businesses have been unveiled.
15 June 2012
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