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Consumers offered tax form reminder - Tue, 2 Jan, 2007
Taxpayers have been reminded once again that the self-assessment filing deadline is now four weeks away.... [more]
'First-time buyers paying over Â£100,000 across the UK' - Tue, 2 Jan, 2007
The average house price for first-time buyers in the north of England and Scotland has exceeded Â£100,000 for the first time, new research reveals.... [more]
BBA: Mortgage lending to continue at robust pace - Tue, 2 Jan, 2007
The British Bankers' Association (BBA) has predicted a robust few months for mortgage lending.... [more]
Shoppers urged to check insurance policies - Fri, 29 Dec, 2006
Shoppers looking to take advantage of the January sales have been advised to ensure that that they have the relevant home contents insurance in order ... [more]
Consumers 'to focus on finance in the 2007' - Thu, 28 Dec, 2006
Almost half of the nation is planning on making a new year's resolution, according to new research.... [more]
Consumers 'opt to save money this New Year's Eve' - Wed, 27 Dec, 2006
Some 25 per cent of the UK will be resisting a savings raid on New Year's Eve and opting to stay at home to celebrate, new research reveals.... [more]
Consumers urged to consider finance in the new year - Fri, 22 Dec, 2006
With the new year approaching, mortgage expert John Charcol is calling on homeowners to review their debt situation and set themselves budgets for eac... [more]
Building society highlights benefits of CTFs - Fri, 22 Dec, 2006
Britannia Building Society has urged parents not to miss out on investing in their child's future.... [more]
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Consumers 'consider consolidating debts in one loan' - Thu, 21 Dec, 2006
Some 23 per cent of consumers would consider consolidating their debts into one loan, new research reveals.... [more]
CML reports all-time record mortgage lending - Thu, 21 Dec, 2006
The housing market is in "robust shape" as the new year approaches, according to new figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML).... [more]
HMRC 'clears up pensions confusion' - Wed, 20 Dec, 2006
Friendly society Liverpool Victoria has called HM Revenue & Customs' (HMRC) latest statement on pension term assurance (PTA) "reassuring".... [more]
Britons 'not investing in long-term healthcare' - Wed, 20 Dec, 2006
UK consumers may not have the finance to get them through ill health in their old age, according to new research.... [more]
Advisers 'essential for mortgage industry' - Tue, 19 Dec, 2006
Intermediaries are "an essential element of the mortgage industry", according to Nicola Severn, communications manager at Paragon Group.... [more]
'Consumers thinking tax at Christmas' - Tue, 19 Dec, 2006
Thousands of people filed their self-assessment tax forms over the festive period last year, it has been revealed.... [more]
Halifax to open more banks - Mon, 18 Dec, 2006
Further banking opportunities will arise for consumers in the UK next year, with Halifax due to open another 20 branches.... [more]
Britons predicting further interest rate rises - Mon, 18 Dec, 2006
Some four per cent of UK financial consumers are confident that interest rates will not rise over the forthcoming year, new research reveals.... [more]
'Billions of pounds lying untouched in UK bank accounts' - Fri, 15 Dec, 2006
Some 53 per cent of Britons admit to holding less than Â£10 in inactive bank and building society accounts, new research reveals.... [more]
Axa: Britons to reduce Christmas expenditure - Fri, 15 Dec, 2006
Britons are planning to spend less of their savings on Christmas this year, but will still spend more on the festive period than many other countries,... [more]
Pensions white paper 'encourages people to save' - Thu, 14 Dec, 2006
The government's white paper on pension personal accounts indicates a new way to save and encourages more people to think about retirement funds, acc... [more]
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