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Ofgem’s energy price cap to rise by £21 a year in January

By Andy Leeks
4 min Read 22 Nov 2024
Energy regulator Ofgem has announced that typical household energy bills will rise by £21 per year from 1st January 2025....

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Inflation rises to 2.3% making imminent rate cuts doubtful

By Harvey Kambo
3 min Read 20 Nov 2024
The Office for National Statistics has announced that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) has risen to 2.3% in the year...

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Best of the Sunday papers' MONEY sections

By Liam Fahy
1 min read 17 Nov 2024
17th November 2024 Sunday Express 'I'm an investment expert - here's the most effective way to become an ISA millionaire'...

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Best of the Sunday papers' PROPERTY sections 17th August 2014

By Liam Fahy
1 min read 17 Aug 2014
The Independent The average cost of renting or buying a home in every London borough The new coastal homes with fast commuter routes Spotlight on Chelmsford The Telegraph Houses with horrible histories for sale Oooh la la: 10 gorgeous chateaux in France for sale What can you rent in London...

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Best of the Sunday papers' MONEY sections 17th August 2014

By Liam Fahy
1 min read 17 Aug 2014
The Independent Find a football deal that suits - without paying the penalty How couples can protect their financial interests when cohabiting 'Dismal' eurozone data sparks concerns The Telegraph 'The Isa switch that will save us £10,000' Give middle-class families a tax break, government adviser urges The fraud traps set...

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Best of the Sunday papers' MONEY sections 10th August 2014

By Liam Fahy
1 min read 10 Aug 2014
The Independent India could be jewel in the crown for investors Hailo's smartphone taxi tip can save you money on cab fares Child Maintenance Service to replace Child Support Agency - but is it better? The Telegraph Pension loopholes: five ways to get money for nothing How HMRC is building...

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Best of the Sunday papers' PROPERTY sections 3rd August 2014

By Liam Fahy
1 min read 03 Aug 2014
The Independent Number of people taking in lodgers has doubled Rent costs more than a third of average monthly salary House prices growing at the slowest rate for more than a year The Telegraph A converted church becomes a chic family home Spanish house price recovery sees Britons buying HMRC...

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Best of the Sunday papers' MONEY sections 3rd August 2014

By Liam Fahy
1 min read 03 Aug 2014
The Independent How to protect your assets if the stock market begins to head south again Five Questions On: Pension scams Tax credit deadline extended The Telegraph Four exiting investments savers have missed Council tax: how does your bill compare? Is the pensions meltdown a sign of things to come?...

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Best of the Sunday papers' PROPERTY sections 27th July 2014

By Liam Fahy
1 min read 27 Jul 2014
The Independent Renters spend 40% of their income on housing costs Olympic Park house prices have jumped 60% Gardens add up to 10% to the price of a property The Telegraph Are these Britain's 20 coolest streets? Irresistible renovation projects for sale Join the b&b set  The Sunday Times (subscription)...

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Best of the Sunday papers' MONEY sections 27th July 2014

By Liam Fahy
1 min read 27 Jul 2014
The Independent Plans to tackle fuel poverty are slammed by campaigners Payday loan firms accused of bombarding elderly with nuisance phone calls Problem gambling: young men at risk The Telegraph Pension revolution: save those left behind 'You are too old for a credit  card', bank tells customer Pension annuities offer...

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Best of the Sunday papers' PROPERTY sections 20th July 2014

By Liam Fahy
1 min Read 20 Jul 2014
The Independent Buy-to-let: Is it a boom or a bubble fit to burst? Shed of the Year 2014 finalists Why is everybody moving to Waltham Forest? The Telegraph The £3000 self build home Inside the world's tiniest homes Amazing homes built into nature The Sunday Times (subscription) The woman turning...

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Best of the Sunday papers' MONEY sections 20th July 2014

By Liam Fahy
1 min Read 20 Jul 2014
The Independent Current accounts are too costly and confusing Moment of truth for payday lenders Insurance comparison sites are failing consumers The Telegraph Where in the world can you pay the least tax? Hargreaves Lansdown Wealth 150 investors miss out on £650 of savings Are you among savers with £20bn...

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