New six-month fixed-rate bonds have been launched by Bradford & Bingley.

A new account allowing access to potential stock market returns is now available from Zurich.

All three, five and ten-year fixed-rate residential mortgage rates under Standard Life Bank have been cut.

Drivers who illegally use their mobiles while at the wheel could have their insurance premiums hiked by 54 per cent, moneysupermarket.com has warned.

New mortgage products have been launched by Legal & General with Accord Mortgages.

Companies are increasingly buying trade credit insurance to help protect them during the economic downturn, it has been claimed.

The cost of a car is the biggest issue for people making a vehicle-purchasing decision, new research has found.

Advice on maximising the benefits of credit and reward cards has been offered by finance website The Thrifty Scot.

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While TV might seem like an undeserved luxury, both prison officials and prisoners said TV provides a sense of normalcy.

A record 9.2 percent of homeowners were either behind on their payments or in foreclosure at the end of June, an industry group says.

The nation's unemployment rate rose to a five-year high of 6.1 percent in August, the government reports.

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WORKERS who pay basic-rate tax will get a £60 boost this month as changes to the personal allowance come into force, but experts believe it will have little positive impact on

SCOTS staying with their incumbent energy provider and not using direct debit could be paying an average of £519.47 more than they have to, following the latest round of energ

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MORE people are investing in stamps in a bid to beat the economic downturn and hedge against inflation, but philately experts have warned against using them for investment pur

THE pressure on the government to raise the stamp duty threshold, or abolish it altogether, was intense in the build up to the temporary increase it announced this week. But e

YESTERDAY saw some early action in the banking sector, but it fizz led during the day. It must be said banks have been the big winners over the past three months.