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Ten steps to save £1,000 on your insurance
An easy guide that could save a typical family more than £1,100 on their annual insurance costs.
Check the maths before paying tuition fees upfront
Martin Lewis, the popular money-saving expert, kicks off his new column.
OFT tells banks to scrap fees on foreign currency
Banks will stop charging customers a fee to buy foreign currency with a debit card before they leave home under an agreement with the Office of Fair Trading.
Beat these deadlines and have a happier new year
Before your world descends into a mince-pie and mulled-wine haze, get these financial matters wrapped up.
'Our pension was cut by £9,000 a year'
Thousands of pensioners are suffering huge cuts in income. Is there anything they can do about it?
Delay your pension and you'll be 20pc worse off
The Pensions Policy Institute has highlighted the cost of opting out of the new national pension scheme.
House prices create 27,000 more property millionaires
Figures show that 27,000 new property millionaires were created in 2011 despite prices overall falling by 3pc.
Investors ditch shares amid eurozone fears
In the past three months investors sold £695m of their investments as trading hits six-year low.
Cheque guarantee cards 'will not return'
Research "provides clear evidence that no case exists for reinstatement".
Business 'gets better deal than ordinary taxpayers'
HMRC denies the allegations, but some accountants support them.
Christmas fails to cheer consumers
Nationwide reports only a tiny rise in consumer confidence in November.
FTSE predictions are 1,000 points adrift
Investors have been given a salutary reminder of the dangers of predicting the stock market.
David Hasselhoff: 'I want to conquer the world'
'Baywatch' actor David Hasselhoff can afford to feel smug about his financial situation.
2012 investment predictions: what's next for China?
Anthony Bolton and other City spokesmen give their investment forecasts for China.
Unions accuse Pickles of wrecking pensions agreement
Hopes of a quick settlement to the public sector pensions dispute have been dashed as trade unions accus Eric Pickles, the Local Government Secretary, of “undermining” an agreement.
Prudential chairman Harvey McGrath to quit
Harvey McGrath, the man some investors blame for the collapse of Prudential's bid for Asian insurer AIA last year, has announced plans to stand down from his role at the company next year.
A sorry state of affairs for Fidelity investors who wanted Bolton
Many of the big-name fund managers have failed to cut the mustard in recent months.
FSA scraps onerous mortgage tests
The Financial Services Authority says it will scrap plans that experts had said would cripple the mortgage market.
Duvet cycle waste of time
The duvet cycle on washing machine is one of the most pointless and expensive options on a household appliance, new research has found.
Fame & Fortune: Justin Lee Collins
The former Sunday Night Project presenter is currently appearing in West End musical Rock of Ages.
Why won't Tesco pay my house fire claim?
When financial firms fall short, Jessica Gorst-Williams is here to intervene on your behalf.
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