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Almost three quarters of people who bought a home in the last 10 years said that the process took longer than expected
Men face a ‘new divide’ as those from poorer families earn less and are less likely to be in a relationship
Could you be eligible for cheaper financial products through so-called ‘blue light’ mutuals?
Parents spend big to get their kids into the ‘right’ school
The research strips out items from the main government inflation index, like rugs, door handles and a ten-pin bowling session
Other measures include tougher action to halt the transfer of money from occupational pension schemes into fraudulent ones
Renting a room for a few hundred pounds a month is all very well. But could your house earn you money in a far more fun way?
While some Right To Buy owners are now property millionaires, their privately renting peers receive none of the perks
Ten years on, the aftermath of the credit crunch continues to teach us a lesson in money management. But we’re either not listening or can’t
Half of all pensioners are considering moving to smaller properties in a mass ‘exodus’
The only alternative would be to load more taxes on to the younger generation. This would not be fair
Rising charges are being pushed onto those trying to do the dead a favour, critics warn
Personal loan applications soar as the Bank of England fires warning shot at lenders
The youngest and poorest homes are showing the rest of the country how to prioritise saving
Leaseholders are being charged extortionate fees to extend their leases, but that’s not the only expensive problem plaguing owners and buyers
Research blasts energy firms for unreasonable penalty fees
Should shoppers be convinced by self-regulated fairtrade?
Lenders inflict arrangement fees of up to £4,000 as record low interest rates continue