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Men pay £17k more for motor insurance than women03 Jul 2009
n the course of a lifetime, male drivers will pay an average of just under £17,000 more for their motor insurance than their female counter-parts. The research from moneysupermarket.com involved the analysis of over six million motor insurance quotes for the full year of 2008. ...
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Darling gets tough on bankers
In an exclusive interview with the Independent newspaper, Chancellor Alistair Darling has promised a much tougher financial regulatory system to prevent a repeat of last ...0 comments
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Lenders launch new online savings deals
There are some new instant access savings deals on the market today that could represent a great short-term deal. Coventry Building Society has announced the ...0 comments
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Minimum cost of living rising at twice the rate of inflation
The minimum cost of living, as perceived by members of the public, is rising at twice the rate of inflation, according to a new report ...0 comments
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Don’t forget to renew your tax credits
If you are currently receiving tax credits, you only have until 31st July to renew your claim, otherwise your payments could stop. Child Tax Credit and ...0 comments
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