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Shoppers could make donations to charity every time they pay for items by bank card or use a cashpoint under Government plans unveiled today to boost giving to good causes.
29 December 2010
Students may be enjoying a festive break from studies but the row over tuition fees still rages on.
28 December 2010
Lone parents have seen big changes to their benefits this year and more is still to come.
27 December 2010
Hundreds of thousands of taxpayers who have moved home over the past few years must tell the taxman or risk missing out on a rebate that could be worth hundreds of pounds .
21 December 2010
The Government has begun its crusade to make savings products simpler.
14 December 2010
The Government today confirmed plans to scrap rules forcing everyone to use pension savings to buy an annuity by age 75.
9 December 2010
The Government tonight won a crucial Commons vote on raising the upper level of tuition fees to £9,000 a year in England.
9 December 2010
Consumers have just days to help the Government formulate the way it regulates high cost, short term lending, such as payday loans.
8 December 2010
The Government is to spend £830 million in a drive to give the UK the best broadband network in Europe by 2015.
6 December 2010
The freezing temperatures across the UK have triggered the first cold weather payments this winter.
2 December 2010
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