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UK Inflation Continues to Fall
Figures released today show that inflation fell again in November marking two consecutive falls from its September peak.17 December 2008
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UK Financial News
Extra Cash used for Saving not Spending
A recent poll conducted by moneysupermarket.com has shown that nearly a third of people in Britain are planning on saving the extra cash they have as a result of falling mortgage costs17 December 2008
Credit crunch sees increase in insurance fraud
Insurance fraud has seen an increase during the credit crunch. Insurers are seeing evidence of increasing underwriting fraud which is costing honest motor insurance customers between £50 and £60 each per policy16 December 2008
100% Mortgages on Way Back
100% mortgages are on the way back with £400million being pledged by ministers to a scheme to help the less-well-off get on the property ladder.16 December 2008
Women more prepared than men to beat credit crunch
Women are more prepared than men when it comes to beating the credit crunch this christmas.13 December 2008
Credit card companies to freeze interest rises
Credit card companies have agreed to stop raising interest rates on their cards.12 December 2008