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The best of the Sunday papers’ money sections 17th July 2011

By Damien Fahy
1 min read Published: 17 Jul 2011

The Independent on Sunday

Unemployed and over-50s grab financial lifeline offered by direct selling

Pensioners regret taking tax-free lump sum

Stop short-term need turning into long-term crisis

The Sunday Telegraph

FSA stands firm on new financial advice rules

Batten down the hatches against a bear market

Should you take tax-free cash from your pension

The Sunday Times

Cash in as rents hit all-time high

Is a rock bottom fix best for your loan?

Your guide to surviving university

The Mail on Sunday

How to cut up to £300 of f your soaring bill from British Gas

The storage starved Britons who pay £350m a year for a place to keep their essentials

Cheques battle is not won, until we save guarantee cards, say campaigners

The Sunday Observer

The glory of the US isn't in it's prices

Residents face demand for terrorism insurance

What? Only 27 bathrooms?



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