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Top iPhone Finance Apps

By Damien Fahy
1 min read 30 Mar 2010
Anyone that has an iPhone will know how useful some apps can be.  However with the rush of developers trying to get rich quick by making their own apps, quite often you are faced with trying 10 rubbish apps before you find a decent one. Price or number of downloads...

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On TV tonight: Ask The Chancellors - a live debate

By Damien Fahy
1 min read 29 Mar 2010
On Monday 29th March Channel 4 will stage a live debate between the would-be Chancellors, Alistair Darling, George Osborne and Vince Cable. Krishnan Guru-Murthy will be asking the tough questions. This could be interesting viewing as these three gentlemen will have a say in your future finances and the upcoming Election.

Tips

Money tip #29 - Bank online

By Damien Fahy
2 min Read 29 Mar 2010
As I’ve said before this blog aims to appeal to help everyone with their finances – from financial novices to the more experienced. So I thought that Today’s money tip should be relevant to everyone who has decided to take charge of their finances. To me it is a fundamental...

News

Finance quote of the week

By Damien Fahy
1 min read 26 Mar 2010
'Glad to see the honourable member for Brent North East slept during the Chancellors speech and he's woken up for my reply, do you know where we are today?' David Cameron practises his stand-up routine during his response at this week's Budget.

News, The Budget 2010

How does the Budget 2010 affect you?

By Damien Fahy
3 min Read 25 Mar 2010
UPDATE 23/06/2010 - this post relates to the pre-election budget. For the latest emergency budget analysis click on the following links Emergency Budget at a glance and also Basic rate tax-payers will get a nasty CGT shock following the Emergency Budget) Yesterday’s Budget was uneventful for the majority of people and was...

News, The Budget 2010

The Budget 2010 Highlights

By Damien Fahy
2 min Read 24 Mar 2010
Anyone who has followed the pre-Budget predictions on this blog (and there were a lot of you) won’t have been surprised by what Mr Darling had to say. When I played Chancellor (see my post Budget predictions – part 2) I concluded that I wouldn’t raise taxes more than already...

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