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The annual Isa limit for savers is set to rise to around £10,670 from April next year.
13 October 2010
Universities in England should be free to set their own tuition fees, a government-backed review has suggested.
12 October 2010
A host of industry experts are calling for radical reform of insurance rules on consumers' disclosure requirements to prevent unfair rejection of claims.
12 October 2010
The Government has ruled out tightening the regulation of currency firms despite the failure of Crown Currency Exchange, which has left 13,000 consumers fearing for millions of pounds of missing cash.
6 October 2010
The state pension age is set to "drift into the late 60s" across Europe, Justice Secretary Ken Clarke says.
5 October 2010
Most people aged over 60 can apply now to get help towards their winter energy costs.
4 October 2010
Householders are facing an energy tariff lottery because they are baffled by the huge number of tariffs available, research claims.
24 September 2010
The Government has said it will consider reform of the council tax appeals system during a live radio debate today.
24 September 2010
The 50% tax rate is unlikely to raise significant amounts of money for the Treasury, Business Secretary Vince Cable says.
22 September 2010
Energy companies will be banned from waiting months before notifying households of a price hike, the Government has promised.
21 September 2010
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