Savings
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Also, air conditioned homes to keep you cool this summer and our Consumer Champions take on DFS and Virgin
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National Savings & Investment bond will pay 2.2% interest so long as you are happy to lock your money away for three years
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Minutes show Bank is growing concerned at mounting risk to lenders as consumers tap looser borrowing conditions
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Figures suggest people are increasingly dipping into their savings as disposable income also falls
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Also, the pension changes that could cost Britons thousands and Whirlpool finally tells customers to unplug dangerous tumble dryers
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Hardworking Britain Melissa and millions like her are just one unpaid bill away from the abyss
Frances RyanAcross the UK, families are being forced into the red by one small, unexpected cost that triggers a downward spiral into precarious poverty -
Savings gap between low- and high-income households passes £62,000 as rates of homeownership fall among the less well-off
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Savings rates have never been so low, but with a spread of sensible investments your portfolio can still deliver good returns
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The society will ditch its Norwich & Peterborough brand on the high street and concentrate on mortgages and savings
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Long seen as a badge of prudence, much of our savings are, in truth, unpaid tax revenue secured in investments that government has no choice but to protect
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From mortgages and insurance to savings and tax returns, here are some tips on making savings in the new year
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Savings expert says modest rate may encourage interest from other providers
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Maximum investment of £3,000 in bond to be offered by National Savings & Investments from spring 2017
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We examine whether it’s good news or bad for pensioners, letting agents, savers and employees
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Philip Hammond has delivered his first autumn statement as chancellor. These are the key points, with political analysis
Ford wheels out range of online savings accounts