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Just 32,000 mortgages were approved in January compared to 62,800 in December, the CML said, as first-time buyers deserted the market The number of mortgages approved for house purchases fell by...
The Financial Services Authority will pursue a 'proactive strategy designed to intervene earlier' as part of an attempt to end misselling scandals Financial products face tougher scrutiny from the Financial Services ...
Millions of us are 'locked' into costly capped energy tariffs. But, as Miles Brignall reports, it may be worth taking the hit on penalty fees ...
Spaceships on your spreadsheets are fun, says Todd Nash, but there are easier ways to waste time at work I've been sitting at my desk for half an hour ...
Government initiative to cut bills for poorest pensioners will be funded by big six energy companies Energy companies will cut a total of £20m from the electricity bills of 250,000 of the poorest pensioner ...
A customer was confused by a long-forgotten direct debit for a 'rolling' insurance policy, which kept making her overdrawn This is a warning to all those who ...
The world's biggest bond investor doesn't watch Fox News and votes for Obama, but don't expect Bill Gross to take a soft line on Greece ...
Britain has paid a horrific price for allowing the City to dictate credit policy. Yet there is no inquiry, no questioning, only silence Still no inquiry. ...
Sainsbury's and Tesco among stores caught out by wholesaler who passed off battery produce as organic For those who made the conscious decision to spend more on free range or organic ...
• Landlords accuse Regus of exploiting insolvency loophole • Regus looks for agreement on package of rental cuts A simmering row between some of Britain's largest landlords and Regus, the biggest provider...
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After years of negotiation, ITV strikes deals with BSkyB and Virgin Media, meaning almost all World Cup games in HD Football fans will be able to watch almost every ...
Where is the full-scale filmic assault on the evils of global finance? Will Oliver Stone's Wall Street sequel be it? As well as its import for female directors...
Far from facing extinction, the record industry is still a vital cog in the music-making machine, claims a report. But will the working relationship between artist and...
• Italy coach Nick Mallett names an unchanged line-up in Paris • Martin Castrogiovanni shakes off muscle injury to start The Italy coach Nick Mallett has named an unchanged side ...
As staff of British Airways announce strike action, we unpick the confusing matters of compensation, rebooking and insurance I've booked a BA flight during the strike period. What happens now? ...
