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Online banking gaining rapid momentum
Darling warns that the end for Kamikaze bankers is nigh.
Ready to take your first steps into the property market- there is no reason to take them on your own.
Don't think of your bank as your enemy- Regard them as your friend
Business owners! Now is the time to raise your heads and start looking for the best deals from your bankers.
Stop feeling bad about having money in your savings account- the times are drawing closer when you will start to earn some interest.
BOE says that good times are still not quite rolling for UK banks
King angry about being kept in the dark on banking regulations reform
Will the banks be handing some money back?
UK economy will be on flat line by Christmas
G8, allows themselves a pat on the back
How to live with a credit card in the post-depression era
Doing business online may be the savior of small companies
Property market looking increasingly stable.
No matter what, I'm going down with you, Darling tells Gordon
Get used to it: Santander is here to stay
U.K. house prices will only drop in 2009
Beware Corporate Britain! The intervenist shareholder is back
Virgin demonstrates that forward planning brings profit
Another inevitability crammed in between taxes and death
Mike Ashley counts the cost of mixing pleasure with business
Darling announces that interest rates will remain low for the time being
Has London lost her right to be known as the World's most stable financial center?
Has the recovery really begun, or are we just fooling ourselves?
The "Old Lady" shows UK banks the real meaning of the word profit
A good day to be British as the FTSE shoots up, and property repossessions are down.
The weak pound makes the UK look good for foreign investment
2009 to hold its challenges for the building societies
Someone forgot to tell Darling to lock the gates when he slapped on a 50% tax rate
Manufacturing output on the way down meets retail sales on the way up
Whisper it! Confidence within the UK business community is returning
Public sector job cuts begin to grow
RBS are doing better- but still have a long way to go
Barclays Bank announce a great first quarter of 2009
UK public beginning to feel the positive (and negative) effects of interest rate cuts in their mortgages
Is Great Britain on the way to a new industrial revolution?
Its Malaysia to the rescue in a last minute LDV buyout
Little doing as the stock market takes off for a day in the sun
What will we do if we all get the flu?
UK insolvencies up by more than half in the first quarter of 2009
Darling's budget passes over small businesses
No surprises in the 2009 UK Budget
Bailing out the UK banking system to add 13.4% to government debt
"Deep pockets" Darling expected to announce yet another bank bailout in his budget speech today
Will income tax changes (i.e. increases) really help the Government
The pound's run ends
Knees knocking in the UK as budget day approaches
UK may blow the chance to create tens of thousands of valuable jobs in wind energy
Retailers and the local authorities fight to keep our city centres alive
Like swimming the English Channel – can you make it to the other side of the recession?
UK pension still giving cause for concern
Job losses in the UK not evenly shared
Sorry, the UK has just run out of money to p roduce oil and gas
Ten percent of the UK population reckoned to be living on a financial knife edge
Rights issues appear to be the way to buy time for companies
Buy a new car? Not this year says the UK motorist!
UK service industries: A case of first out last in
Alistair left with egg on his chin as he adjusts his forecast for 2009
Positive news on housing continues
What's a trillion dollars between friends? G20 leaders agree to cough up
As capitalism appears to be on the way out, what can be on its way to replace it?
Good news for credit card holders- MasterCard to be the first to slash fees
Jobs continue to vanish in the UK financial services industry
Coming soon, but not to a theater near you: The G20 conference
Nationwide hit Scotland and save the day for the Dunfermline Building Society
Can spring be bringing with it the first signs of a cautious recovery for the UK economy?
Interest rates are at an all-time low, but may not stay that way for too long
After the recession ends, high street trading will never look the same
Some of the UK's best pubs change hands
The Gordon Brown road show hits Brazil
Energy suppliers have the heat turned on
Inflation is back- and nobody can understand why
Making the best of a bad situation- will the UK build their way out of the current economic crisis
Inflation rates continue to fall in UK
UK 2009: Coming to terms with a life void of interest
A further 90 billion pounds boost needed to keep the UK economy afloat- and that’s just for this week
It's time to face the music for Northern Rock
Are we half way through the tunnel yet?
Wake up! UK property prices actually took a hike in January
Bonus hungry bankers: soon to be a thing of the past?
Is the party finally over for credit card industry?
Prime Minister Brown finally admits it
Barclays in last minute sell off to avoid government intervention
UK inspection team visits the Cayman Island in the search for transparency
Beating the recession: It's all down to the G20
UK economy expected to get even worse-before it gets better
Still no easy paths to finance for first time home buyers
Spare a thought for Richard, Bill and don’t forget Roman
Lets push the global economy says Darling and Geithner
Ups and downs on the High Street
For the 'lucky few' who have money in the bank, interest rates hit all time lows.
UK tops the list – for bank bailouts!
Treasury rescue plan for Lloyds announced today
It's not all doom and gloom in the UK
Further cuts in UK interest rates expected to be announced today
US liquidators of Lehman Brothers begin to ask Barclays some uncomfortable questions
Why is the UK Government putting so much into saving the banks and not the man in the street?
A hint of something fishy in the air? Iceland freezes threat to UK over assets
LDV: on their last legs?
2008: A record year for property repossessions
European leaders remain unified on the need to regulate financial markets.
UK treasury misfires on their borrowing targets, and by a long way. Another sacred cow slaughtered, as financial traders get set to record phone calls
The last safe haven of the credit crunch now under attack
Vacancies and salaries fall in London as coffee boils and prices rise
Mobile phone firms to kiss and tell
In times of crisis, go for gold
U.K. Banks should stay in private hands says Alistair
Inflation rates fall to a nine month low in January
Indias Formost Technology Bank
Energy bill cuts on the way. A case of too little too late
Probe into AIG Finance activities in the UK
UK venture capitalists to ask government for bail out
Maybe this time the employees can get it right!
Property prices rose almost two percent in January
Small businesses claim that government is costing them money
More imports and fewer exports
UK corporate pensions heading down the same rocky paths as the banks
For RBOS the goose that laid the golden eggs has left the building
Bank of England reduces interest rates to one percent, the lowest rate in history
Despite the downturn, Ford and Vauxhall decide that now is the time to increase their prices!
Low consumer confidence seen to be affecting the FTSE
Global markets shrinking as UK government and banks have problems from abroad
Power companies cut back as the UK freezes
Jobs and pensions cloud the financial skyline
Trading in government bonds: The solution for global financial isolationism?
Jessops holds talks with lenders as losses widen to £19m
Twenty years needed to restore UK finances
Another name to disappear from the High Street
FTSE begin to recover on Wednesday as bank shares climb
UK the worst of a bad lot as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) anticipates a Global downturn for 2009
UK stocks decline Tuesday as utility companies announce falls in revenue
Can our trusted post offices become the best bet for savers?
A glimpse of hope on the personal credit front?
Gordon Brown about to tell the banks that the era of "free lunches" is over
It's back to the seventies for the UK economy with the three day working week looking almost inevitable
A distinct lack of optimism for the UK economy
Recession forces surround a battle- scarred UK economy
Britain's public finances reckoned to be worst state since records began
The credit crunch is affecting the UK Sports scene
Unemployment figures continue to rise with women in the retail sector work force being hardest hit
Personal guarantees come back to haunt cities businesses
A minor glimmer of light seen for UK economy as major drop in inflation for December announced
One eye on America as UK bank shares continue on their freefall
UK waits in trepidation for the coming of the "toxic bank"
UK "off the high street" superstore owners hanging in there despite downturns in trading.
Banks still being pounded
Jaguar Land Rover announces it is to cut 450 jobs
FTSE loses footing and falls again!
Weaker pound showing to cause little positive effect on UK exports.
UK taxpayers set to become part owners of new Lloyds TSB ‘ superbank’
The UK public realize that time is running out
Viyella join the ever growing list of failed UK companies
Brown to do summit about UK jobs
Small businesses feel the bite of recession
Five years before UK economy recovers from recession
Interest rates don’t matter any more
More jobs go as recession casualties increase
M&S cuts spark job fears
Debtline callers rise to more than 750 a day
YO-YO Sales Perplex High Street Stores
Here’s a way to fix broken Britain
Interest for savers slashed to just 0.1%
Mortgage gloom for homeowners
Price wars triggered as the big guns target your spending cash
How pre-pack administrations damage your wealth
How safe is your pension?
Debenhams faces cash woes
Businessmen fiddle on while the high street burns
No more ‘boom, boom’ for Basil Brush owners
Financial trouble brewing for teashops
Why stores are slashing prices
Bank of England ‘ambushed’ by recession, says deputy chief
Bankers to share £6.4 billion Christmas bonuses
Small firms boosted by new loan scheme
Laura Ashley sales tumble 10%
What does it mean when interest rates are at 0%?
Christmas tills aren’t ringing on the high street
Jobless to top 3million in a year fears City
Bank of England backed out of bigger rate cut
Profits collapse at two more high street giants
Inflation still running at double the target
Will politicians and businesses pass the recession test?
Bank shares hit as HBOS losses hit £1.7 billion
Only customers can win in the store wars
Mortgage holiday plans sound good but fail to deliver
Holiday pound buys less for tourists
Property sales plunge to lowest level in 30 years
Banks pledge to help small businesses
Sean Connery backs bank merger challenge
Ghost town fears as more retailers struggle
Economists bank on interest rates to tumble in 2009
Mortgage safety net for struggling homeowners
City giants axe more jobs
Interest rates set to fall to record low
Banks called to account for rule breaking
Mortgages The Basics
Pensions
How does the stock market work?
Carmakers driven to despair
Tesco sales stall as brands go down market
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Don't let the great VAT con dupe you
How to Buy Stocks and Shares

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The OPEC Cartel
Killed by the cure
Neurosis is a substitute for legitimate suffering
The Markets work...leave them alone
What the hell is going on?
The promised bailout
Gold is real money
The next stage of the credit crisis
Hyper Inflation – causes and effects
The people who saw the crash coming
Peter Schiffs Open Letter to his investors
The European Bailout
The root of the problem – CDS
Gold is great when times are tough
Liquidity, Central Banks and the fly trap
HSBC – Safe as houses?
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Jim Rogers calls Ben Bernanke a clown live on TV

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The era of the smart defaulter

All that glistens is gold...rarely have you heard that told

The tax payer is protected...it’s just wage earners and investors that are on the hook

The transient nature of economic centres of influence

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