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A new range of mortgage products with reduced fees and rates has been launched by Yorkshire Building Society.

Cuts have been made to Nationwide mortgage rates on fixed-rate and tracker deals.

People buying travel insurance have been warned by Defaqto to check that they are covered in the event of a terrorist attack.

New fixed-rate Abbey bonds for the over-50s and children have been launched.

The £30 levy on car insurance policies to cover uninsured drivers could be reduced, the British Insurance Brokers Association (BIBA) has said.

Tips are being given by the government to help motorists and car insurance customers save money.

The importance of responsible lending in the current climate has been stressed by a business writer.

A new tax guide is now available from Zurich.

A total of four new Barclaycard credit cards have been created to handle a transfer of 1.7 million customers.

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More and more baby boomers are beginning to embark on second careers after retirement.

A sex scandal could derail the Republicans' efforts toward expanding offshore oil drilling to increase domestic oil production.

Scottrade overhauls its WAN in support of branch expansion and, ultimately, improved customer service.

UBS is rolling out its real-time Transaction Cost Analysis (TCA), through its global equities business, enabling US clients to have continuous real-time analytics for their orders.

HANNINGTON Karuhanga has been appointed Stanbic Bank's board chairman.

BAYELSA State Commissioner for Finance and Budget, Dr. Silva Opuala-Charles has pleaded with financial institutions operating in the state to share in the vision of Governor Timipre Sylva by partnering with government to take development of the state to the

Ugandans in upcountry districts may not wait longer to see banking services with Centenary and Stanbic in a cut throat competition expansion drives outside Kampala.

PRESIDENT Yoweri Museveni has warned commercial banks against asking for land titles as security for Bonna Baggagawale funds.

Swabou's life assurance and insurance components have been rescued from going down under due to poor and non-performance since the take-over by First National Bank Namibia Holdings seven years ago.