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Over 24,000 families had their homes repossessed during the first half of this year, it was announced today.
14 August 2009
Sir Alan Sugar is the man most Brits would like to see as Chancellor, according to an opinion poll out today. The second choice is this site's creator Martin Lewis.
12 August 2009
Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has pledged legislation on bank charges to back the MSE campaign to ensure everyone who's had an unfair charge will get their money back without having to ask.
12 August 2009
Mortgage lenders, the regulator and Government have all come under fire from MPs due to the shoddy way those struggling to pay their homeloans are treated.
8 August 2009
The Tories have today declared bank charges "unfair" in the party's white paper on financial regulation.
20 July 2009
The government has admitted its proposals to make energy supply more environmentally-friendly will push up future household bills.
15 July 2009
The Treasury has proposed improvements to the protection savers receive, as part of this week's government White Paper on financial regulation.
9 July 2009
A body to instigate mass, group actions against banks and other financial institutions could be established in future.
8 July 2009
Thousands of struggling homeowners are failing to seek help when they get into difficulties paying their mortgage. Experts say getting assistance can prevent repossession.
6 July 2009
Unsolicited credit card cheques are to be outlawed as part of a major government clampdown on credit card and store card providers.
2 July 2009
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