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Inflation has hit a three-year high of 5.2%, and consumers feel this is having a direct impact on their finances. Here are some inflation-busting tips to help ease the financial strain.

The majority of young people still aspire to buy their own home by the age of 30, despite the increasing difficulty in finding cheap mortgages. Research for the Building Societies Association BSA Property

Those looking for cheap mortgages have been told that Brits are expecting house prices to rise. The new Halifax Housing Market Confidence Tracker has revealed that more individuals believe that house prices

Gross mortgage lending by mutual lenders rose last month, the Buildings Societies Association BSA has revealed. Lending stood at £1,508 million in May 2010, up eight per cent on the 1,399 million

Now is a good time for homeowners to remortgage their property, it has been claimed. According to Stuart Law, chief executive of Assetz, there are some good deals available in the market at present and

Consumer saving dropped to the lowest level for over two years during the winter, it has been reported. According to National Savings & Investments' NS&I Savings Survey, people are now putting

Car sales at the end of 2009 were only 6.4 per cent lower than in the preceding year thanks to a large increase in the number of cars sold during December. Figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers

A specialist van and motorhome insurance firm has claimed that now could be a good time for firms to consider expanding their fleet. According to Staveley Head, investment in a new fleet can actually save

Many people associate Torquay with the good times, after all it is part Of the English Riviera, so where better place to go to and relax, have a good time and enjoy the most of the English sunshine. But for many people who live in Torquay, life can be a little tough. Although there are a lot of jobs around in the form of holiday related jobs, these are traditionally not very well paid and people can often struggle to get on the property ladder: and that was before the credit crunch!