Best of the Sunday papers' MONEY sections 3rd November 2013

Independent on Sunday

Sunday Telegraph

Fund managers 'buy shares they don't like'

The forgotten victims of rip-off pensions

Families face new tax-grab on inheritance trusts

Sunday Times (subscription)

Insurers whip up premiums

Why savvy families are counting on cashback

Pick growth over income

Mail on Sunday

How to complain about your finances

Which is the best small energy firm to switch to?

The middle class debt meltdown

Sunday Observer

Save or spend - where does your cash go?

IVAs hit three-year high as borrowers struggle with debt

Lloyds bank jumps on the cashback bandwagon

Moneytothemasses.com

What are my rights when facing redundancy?

The 5 simple steps to clear credit card debt

How can I take my entire pension pot as a lump sum?

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