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Best of the Sunday papers’ MONEY sections 3rd March 2013

By Liam Fahy
1 min read Published: 03 Mar 2013

Independent on Sunday

Unhappy returns on with-profits

Ensure you make the most of your old and new ISAs

'How can I get cracking  on building a nest egg?'

Sunday Telegraph

Five sources of income if you have given up on cash

How to protect your cash from a falling pound

The online estate agents that charge just £500

Sunday Times (subscription)

Make the most of top rate before it falls to 45%

Prepare for ultra-low rates until 2017

Pain goes on for drawdown pension savers

Mail on Sunday

Payday lenders to face ban on 'rollover' loans

Nationwide to offer 5% fixed interest rate on FlexDirect current account

Save energy and money by twiddling the controls on your TV set

Sunday Observer

Bank's high-pressure sales culture continues

Lost savings accounts service returns £645 in five years

Bank of Ireland doubles and triples tracker mortgage payments

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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