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The number of motorists who have been wheelclamped has risen by 64% in the last 12 months, according to figures out today.
16 October 2009
15 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
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
The Conservatives have confirmed they will bring forward the planned rise in the retirement age, if elected.
6 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
Low and middle-income parents will be offered free childcare places for two-year-olds under new Government proposals.
30 September 2009
Government plans to legislate on its controversial broadband tax before the next general election have sparked angry criticism.
24 September 2009
The Prime Minister's office is to investigate banks and building societies' ability to take money from customers' accounts without permission.
24 September 2009
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