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Those considering taking the first step on the property ladder and finding the best mortgage rates have been advised that the outlook remains mixed. According to MyMortgageDirect, house price growth will

Increasing car insurance costs for young drivers will have a dramatic impact on road safety in the UK, it has been claimed. A spokeswoman for the Institute of Advanced Motorists IAM, said that the cost

The focus for helping parents who may be struggling to make ends meet and looking for the best savings rates needs to be on employment, it has been claimed. Annie Shaw, editor and director of CashQuestions.com,

The majority of people currently renting accommodation intend to buy their own property within the next five years, which could see a rise in the number of people seeking cheap mortgages.   New

Worried Debtors Reminded That Debt Advice Is Available Beyond The Citizens Advice Network

The additional certainty offered by fixed-rate mortgage deals can help households prepare and adhere to a budget, it has been claimed. Paula John, editor at Your Mortgage, said that while such deals have

The new coalition government has brought the unpopular home information packs Hips regime to a swift end, it has been reported. Hips, which were introduced in 2007 in a bid to provide greater transparency

The average asking price for an entry level home has increased for the fourth consecutive month, according to FindaProperty.com. A new report shows that the average first-time buyer property is on the

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The 100 per cent savings deposit guarantee offered by Northern Rock is to be scrapped in three months time, it has been reported. According to the Treasury, the guarantee will be removed on May 24th, meaning

More than half of all British consumers feel the recession had no negative impacts on their savings habits during 2009, it has been reported. Research conducted by Barclays indicates that 17 per cent of

More than half of all British consumers feel the recession had no negative impacts on their savings habits during 2009, it has been reported. Research conducted by Barclays indicates that 17 per cent of

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!

London has been hard hit by the recession, with jobs disappearing, businesses being taken over and people are generally finding that life is not as it once was. Sometimes people lose their job very quickly, going into work one day only to find out that their company has gone bankrupt or hearing one week that the company is fine, only for it to go belly up the next week. So it is little wonder that so many people have found themselves in debt.

London has been hard hit by the recession and for many people who used to lead a very busy and wealthy lifestyle, things have certainly changed. Many people who once had lots of money are now fairly poor and for these people it can be hard to manage. Other people may have led a simpler lifestyle, but then they lost their jobs as a result of the recession.

From next Tuesday anyone over the age of 50 will be able to top up the amount they save in their Cash ISA from £3,600 to £5,100. The theory behind the increase is to encourage the British public to save more by increasing the amount we can save without paying tax. Important message especially as the number of savers has receded this month by 6% and 43% of working adults would not have sufficient funds in place to survive more than three months.