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Best of the Sunday papers’ MONEY sections 4th November 2012

By Liam Fahy
1 min Read Published: 04 Nov 2012

Independent on Sunday

Ten bad habits that could cost us a small fortune

Don't rule out a nice slice of super-safe Switzerland

Investors aren't out of the woods just yet

Sunday Telegraph

Warning over basic bank accounts

Eat well without having to stomach a big bill

Parents spend £6bn a year on private tuition

Sunday Times (subscription)

Travellers might not be covered after storm chaos

Your five-minute guide to annuity rates

How to pick out a good fund manager

Mail on Sunday

How to choose the investments that increase your returns

Energy bills postcode lottery

The best and worst hotel chains in the UK

Sunday Observer

Payday lenders look beyond short-term loans

Credit cards are back in the balance transfer market

Travel insurance: when your policy will or wont pay out

 

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