16:32 | 21 Aug 2008
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Lorna Bourke
Rents have already been static or falling for some years, says Lorna Bourke. Are reports true of increased supply forcing them down further?
12:44 | 21 Aug 2008
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Lorna Bourke
11:42 | 21 Aug 2008
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Colin McClelland
The Financial Services Authority has fined five car dealerships more than £175,000 in total for putting more than 2,000 customers at risk of buying unsuitable payment protection insurance, but it gave them a 30% discount for co-operating.
11:39 | 21 Aug 2008
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Tony Bonsignore
Mortgage lending in Scotland down by 34%, compared with UK average of 46%.
11:05 | 21 Aug 2008
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Tony Bonsignore
More than 4 million customers face sharp rises in gas and electricity bills from tomorrow as E.ON follows other suppliers in hiking rates.
09:30 | 21 Aug 2008
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Maryrose Fison
Personal accounts could be a disaster waiting to happen that will finish off small companies struggling in the economic meltdown
00:01 | 21 Aug 2008
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Iain Martin
HBOS’s plan to streamline its lending business with 425 job cuts and the closure of a mortgage brand was to be expected, at least one broker said.
00:01 | 21 Aug 2008
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Linton Chiswick
There have been some outrageous examples of bullishness in the face of the housing slowdown.
16:02 | 20 Aug 2008
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Tony Bonsignore
August industrial survey reading worst since 2001, Confederation of British Industry says.
14:40 | 20 Aug 2008
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David Campbell
Accountants appointed to administer the remains of the fallen Dawnay Day empire have said they are to break up and sell the company’s UK property portfolio.
12:34 | 20 Aug 2008
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Tony Bonsignore
Discount supermarkets increase market share while the big guns suffer, new research reveals.
10:34 | 20 Aug 2008
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Richard Harris
Gross lending grew 5% in July according to figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders, but a 27% year-on-year fall points to 'subdued' lending levels in this year's second half.
00:01 | 20 Aug 2008
| By
Chris Marshall
Consumer group Which? found that it is sometimes cheaper to get a quote directly from the insurer and can be necessary to visit insurers’ own websites to get enough detail about a product.
00:01 | 20 Aug 2008
| By
Lorna Bourke
With inflation predicted to hit 5% soon, successive generations of children will lose out on their Child Trust Fund Vouchers unless they are index-linked, the Share Centre says
00:01 | 20 Aug 2008
| By
Lorna Bourke
Many homeowners are being forced to rent their homes rather than sell them. We look at the experiences of one such couple.
14:46 | 19 Aug 2008
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Edward Lander
Declining mortgage applications and onerous tax changes have taken their toll on bond and protection sales, the latest industry figures reveal.
11:03 | 19 Aug 2008
| By
Tony Bonsignore
At least ten bogus 'recovery firms' are cold-calling UK investors in the failed stockbroker, Financial Services Authority warns.
10:29 | 19 Aug 2008
| By
Tony Bonsignore
Rental supply is increasing, while more amateur landlords are coming under pressure to sell. All is not rosy in the buy-to-let garden
10:02 | 19 Aug 2008
| By
David Campbell
Instructions to let property have rocketed to a record and threaten to create a rental slump as owners reluctant to sell into a falling market attempt to cover their mortgage costs.
09:43 | 19 Aug 2008
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Chris Marshall
Inflation will only fall next year if people refrain from chasing inflationary wage increases, the Bank of England’s Tim Besley has warned.
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