Staycation may increase debt
Consumers hoping to avoid piling up more debt by holidaying in the UK instead of going abroad may find this move backfires.
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Families are trying to save despite austerity
Many British families are still attempting to put money aside each month, despite the difficult economic position the country finds itself in.
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Financial management is vital for students
Once you add the cost of living to this you have a recipe for a debt management nightmare. There are concerns that this high level of post-graduation …
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Government performs pasty tax U-turn
The government has been described as an "utter shambles" over its handling of the pasty tax, which was reversed earlier this week.
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Retail sales in the UK have seen a big rise
Retail sales rose strongly in May when compared with a year earlier, according to figures compiled by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).
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Consumers will be better off at end of 2012
The pressure on consumer finances could be set to ease over the next few months, a new report has suggested.
According to the Ernst & Young ITE…
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Britons spending 17 days’ salary to pay yearly debts
New research has revealed that Britons unwittingly spend 17 days worth of salary in order to pay off debts every year.
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Is this the end of free banking?
Government ministers have intimated that free banking could soon be a thing of the past.
Chairman of the Treasury Select Committee Andrew Tyrie has…