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New regulations for junior Isas have today been laid down in Parliament by the Government.
27 July 2011
The City regulator has been urged to investigate the millions of pounds wiped off the value of our pensions through "unsuitable advice" which pushes savers into pricey plans.
20 July 2011
The Government wants to conduct further investigations before deciding whether to cap the cost of payday loans and other types of high cost credit.
19 July 2011
Thousands of people are being ripped off by unregulated claims management and will-writing companies with no legal recourse, it was claimed today.
18 July 2011
The Office of Fair Trading has opened investigations into a number of websites that charge people for government services that are available either for free or for a lower price.
14 July 2011
Cheques have been saved from extinction after a dramatic U-turn by the banking industry.
12 July 2011
Energy Secretary Chris Huhne today insisted proposed reforms of the electricity market provided the "best possible solution" to protect consumers against the kind of price hikes seen in recent days.
12 July 2011
Care costs for the elderly should be capped by the state at £35,000, a Government-commissioned review urged today.
4 July 2011
Up to six million extra holidays could be covered by the Air Travel Operator's Scheme (ATOL) if new Government proposals are approved.
27 June 2011
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