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March 2012
Worried mortgage holders who want to cap their costs following the news over a million are set to be whacked with massive hikes have an alternative to simply taking out a new home loan.
27 March 2012
First and second class standard stamp prices are to rise by 14p from next month to record highs of 60p and 50p respectively, Royal Mail announced today. You can beat the hikes by buying now.
27 March 2012
EDF Energy has followed British Gas in going on a charm offensive to help regain the public's trust.
26 March 2012
The Financial Ombudsman Service has moved to tackle the huge delays for consumers who reclaim mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI) caused by the flood of cases it has to deal with.
26 March 2012
The price of petrol has broken through the 140p a litre barrier for the first time.
26 March 2012
Families are £10 a week worse off than they were a year ago and face a third year of real incomes being eroded, a study warned today.
23 March 2012
Homeowners who installed and registered solar panels before 3 March finally have certainty over the cash they'll earn for generating their own electricity after the Government lost a court battle over the payouts.
23 March 2012
22 March 2012
Satellite TV giant Sky has released the reins on its Anytime+ service, meaning over 5 million households can watch the free, on-demand TV.
22 March 2012
The Government will not allow parents whose kids have a Child Trust Fund (CTF) to convert it into a junior Isa, which could leave them languishing on paltry rates.
22 March 2012
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