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October
The X Factor free voting loophole appears to have been a success, with thousands avoiding the sky-high premium rate prices to support their favourite act.
12 October 2009
Dutch bank ING says it is in good health, following the collapse of fellow Netherlands-based DSB Bank.
12 October 2009
The Government has confirmed student loan rates will not rise for borrowers as a result the planned sale of the loan book.
12 October 2009
Interest rates will stay at rock bottom in the years to come as the Government tackles the UK's wounded economy, a report predicts.
12 October 2009
Many 'average' families will be hit hard by Conservative plans to abolish child trust funds (CTFs) payments, if the Tories are elected.
9 October 2009
The cost of a typical family's annual energy bill could soar to £2,000 because of the volatility of the energy market and the huge investment required.
9 October 2009
A mammoth 175,000 students are still waiting to receive loans and grants even though their courses have already started, an investigation revealed today.
9 October 2009
Postal workers have voted in favour of a national strike in a bitter row over jobs, pay and services, it was announced today. This threatens widespread disruption for consumers in the coming weeks.
8 October 2009
The Bank of England today announced it is holding the Base Rate at 0.5% for the seventh consecutive month.
8 October 2009
7 October 2009
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