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The Government is proposing a new graduate tax instead of hiking tuition fees.
15 July 2010
The Government plans to make savings products simpler, to encourage consumers to build up a nest egg for their future.
14 July 2010
Consumers trying to view their credit report online have complained of being unable to get instant access, despite new rules aimed at making it easier to view your file.
14 July 2010
Millions of private sector workers with a final salary pension face lower payouts after the Government announced plans to cut the rate at which their income rises each year.
9 July 2010
Banks and building societies will face curbs on dipping into your savings to clear debts, under proposals from industry regulator, the Financial Services Authority (FSA).
6 July 2010
People on low incomes are increasingly struggling to get by due to soaring inflation, research suggests today.
6 July 2010
The Government was accused today of making people "work until they drop" under plans to increase the pension age.
24 June 2010
Families who earn £25,000 a year could see a fall in the benefits they receive from April 2012, according to figures buried deep in yesterday's 112-page official Budget document.
23 June 2010
Millions of investors with a second home or shares may pay higher taxes, the Chancellor revealed today.
22 June 2010
Nationwide has become the latest lender to offer interest-free balance transfers for 15 months.
22 June 2010
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