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Weekly news roundup – 26th November 2010

By Damien Fahy
1 min read Published: 26 Nov 2010
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We've trawled the news for you and highlighted the headlines that could affect your finances. Click on a headline to be taken to the full story.

FSA call for the end of free banking

Ofgem launch investigation into recent energy price rises

Homes at risk 'due to £600 debts'

Cold weather payments triggered in parts of Scotland & Wales as temperatures plummet to zero

 

Nine in 10 consumers put off saving by complicated products

Eric Cantona sparks a global run on the banks

 

Scottish Power predictably increase their gas & electricity prices

 

Mortgage approvals hit 19-month low

 

Ireland 'gets 85bn-euro bail-out'

 

Rail fares up by 6.2% in new year

 

European markets drop as fears rise over Spanish debt

 

Property price decline continues

 

 

 

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