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Best of the Sunday papers’ MONEY sections 2nd December 2012

By Liam Fahy
1 min read Published: 02 Dec 2012

Independent on Sunday

Football's tax shame

Treat your wallet to a cheaper Christmas

Consider your options before signing up for a payday loan

Sunday Telegraph

Bleak time for Britain's charities as donations drop

Latest money deals reviewed

More than 2 million couples have never discussed finance

Sunday Times (subscription)

Shop smart with the best apps

Snap up bargain buy in Europe

Companies drop share incentive  scheme

Mail on Sunday

The Christmas hamper rip-off

Why am I not getting the best credit card rate?

Chancellor prepares benefits squeeze

Sunday Observer

Payday lenders 'making insufficient checks'

Christmas gifts: budget v bling

Gloom for savers as interest rates in 'freefall'

 

 

 

 

 

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