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Royal Mail has imposed a cap on the number of stamps every shop can buy, which could leave consumers unable to stockpile ahead of a price hike this month.
13 April 2012
Citizens Advice will replace the taxpayer-funded Consumer Focus group under Government plans to shake up the consumer protection system.
11 April 2012
A rush of first-time buyers trying to beat a stamp duty deadline gave the housing market a boost last month, a report says.
10 April 2012
Families with children stand to lose £511 a year on average under tax and benefit changes coming into force from tomorrow, an analysis by a think-tank shows.
5 April 2012
House prices have recorded a monthly fall of 1%, as the ending of a first-time buyer stamp duty concession is likely to have dampened the market, a study said today.
29 March 2012
EDF Energy has followed British Gas in going on a charm offensive to help regain the public's trust.
26 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
Benefit recipients could lose a combined £10 billion by 2016, the Chancellor announced in today's Budget.
21 March 2012
Some drivers will have to change or quit their jobs if August's planned fuel duty increase goes ahead, an AA/Populus survey showed today.
21 March 2012
Every taxpayer is to receive a personal statement spelling out what the Government is spending their tax on.
20 March 2012
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