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New government guidelines on food labels have been released today in a bid to help shoppers save money by not throwing perfectly good food away.
15 September 2011
London's mayor came under attack today after announcing bus and Tube fares in the capital will rise by an above-inflation 7% next year.
14 September 2011
Many benefits are to be paid less frequently, it was announced today, in a move ministers say will better prepare jobless claimants for the world of work.
13 September 2011
The Government is to bring forward an increase in the state pension age to 67 under plans to prolong the working life of millions of people under 50, according to the pensions minister.
12 September 2011
The cost of car insurance could finally be kept in check if a government ban on fees that encourage compensation claims has its desired effect.
9 September 2011
The number of people paying into personal pensions has dropped sharply in the wake of economic turbulence, official figures suggest today.
8 September 2011
Funding cuts to the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) in England and Wales have left tens of thousands in debt with nowhere to turn for help, the charity revealed this week.
8 September 2011
More than a quarter of 2006/07 graduates were not in full time work three and a half years after leaving university, new figures show.
2 September 2011
New government proposals to change council tax benefit could see some claimants facing a 20% cut in what they currently receive.
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