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With redundancies on the rise, what steps must be taken next
The UK economy has suffered the worst throughout the global downturn of 2008/09, affecting us all in one way or another, changing some peoples lives. The number of people made unemployed hit 1.92 million...
2 commentsThe difference between fixed term bonds and your average savings account
Fixed Term accounts differ from typical savings accounts. To begin with, they are more of an investment. Most people associate an investment as a form of gambling, as things do not always go as planned so...
1 commentFixed Rate Bonds vs. ISA's
It is difficult to know where to put your money these days to get the best returns, especially with the way the economy has suffered over recent months, pushing the Bank of England to make a string of cuts to...
4 commentsFive consumer laws you should really know
To mark the beginning of this years National Consumer Week (14-18 September 2009), here are five official laws that you really should be aware of when shopping, especially during these hard times.You may not...
1 commentLandsbanki taken into receivership in a move to protect savers
Iceland's second largest bank Landsbanki, was nationalised by its government today as the country made use of new powers allowing it to take control of public companies in the financial sector. The Icelandic...
0 commentsSix tips for keeping your car fuel costs down
1. Keep your tyres fully inflated and lower air-conditioning usageAn estimated 50% of all UK drivers have under-inflated tyres on their vehicles. This causes unnecessary resistance, therefore raising the...
3 commentsMaking the most of your ISA allowance
Most savvy savers will have used up their cash ISA allowance to get the best returns on their ISA savings, but many don't consider using the full allowance by making use of Equity ISAs by investing in stocks...
2 commentsHow the UK rate cut will affect the british people
The Bank of England was called upon by economists to take action in an attempt to avoid the country going into recession by significantly cutting interest rates, but it came as a surprise to many after the...
1 commentGovernment bail-out scheme begins
The government have plans to inject up to £37billion into Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Lloyds TSB and HBOS. Chief executive of RBS Sir Fred Goodwin is to resign from the firm after the bank was forced to ...
0 commentsHow Fixed Rate Bonds differ from your average savings account
Fixed Rate Bonds have several differences to typical savings accounts. To start off, they count as more of an investment. Some people would go as far as to call them a form of gambling, as they can be very...
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