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Why ‘free’ banking is a dangerous myth
As Andrew Bailey (pictured) from the Bank of England says, there is no such thing as free banking, just unfair banking. It's time for a change.
Pensioners rack up debts as retirement income falls
More pensioners are being burdened with debt as pension incomes fail to meet living expenses.
How to arrange your finances after... divorce
In the first of a series, a financial planner tells you how to sort out your finances after a life-changing event. We kick off with divorce.
Parents stumping up £39,000 for children flying the nest
Some parents are paying around £39,000 to help children get a foot on the property ladder.
Homeserve under investigation by City regulator
The emergency insurance and home repairs group is under investigation by the Financial Services Authority over 'historic issues'.
Should financial firms live by these golden rules?
Nest, the new government pension scheme, has drawn up eight rules for communicating with the public – but should the rest of the financial services industry adopt them?
Pension saving hits new low as 'unrealistic expectations' persist
Fewer than half of us are saving enough to fund our retirement, according to a report from Scottish Widows.
5 reasons you should worry about Greece and the euro
(Update) The eurozone once again faces a full-blown crisis centred on Greece. What does it mean for people in the UK?
Tutition fees increase will cost taxpayers £1 billion a year
New figures show that the government's plan to increase tuition fees to £9,000 a year will actually increase the cost to the taxpayer.
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