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Dutch bank ING says it is in good health, following the collapse of fellow Netherlands-based DSB Bank.
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
Current account customers will be given much clearer information on the charges they can expect to pay after an agreement was reached between providers and the authorities.
7 October 2009
Anyone aged 50 or over before next April will be allowed to save up to £5,100 in a tax-free savings account from today.
6 October 2009
Halifax/Bank of Scotland (HBOS) customers who hold the bank's 'High Interest' current account will soon earn absolutely no interest on credit balances.
6 October 2009
The Conservatives have confirmed they will bring forward the planned rise in the retirement age, if elected.
6 October 2009
Thousands of savers are being dumped onto miserly rates as their sky-high fixed deals come to an end.
2 October 2009
More than 800,000 Aviva policyholders are to share £470 million after the insurance giant completed a long-running reattribution deal today.
1 October 2009
Savers who had money in collapsed Icelandic bank Icesave have just over two weeks to claim compensation or risk losing their money for good.
30 September 2009
Europe's banks have been condemned for bamboozling customers with hidden charges, complex price structures and shoddy advice.
23 September 2009
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