48pc of Working Brits Have Never Reviewed Their Pension Plans

48pc of Working Brits Have Never Reviewed Their Pension Plans

33pc do not know where their pension is invested and 38pc select “default” option for pension scheme


Britain's younger drivers crashing for cash

Britain's younger drivers crashing for cash

One in 20 motorists under 35 confess to having ‘staged' an accident and claimed successfully

 Recession drives spike in gap years and sabbaticals

Recession drives spike in gap years and sabbaticals

One in four students now planning to take time out and 4 million UK adults planning future education or career breaks

Parents stump up £1.2bn to send kids “back to school”

Parents stump up £1.2bn to send kids “back to school”

Two thirds of children take mobile phone, MP3, handheld games to school, says Gocompare

More Financial Pressure On University Students In 2010

More Financial Pressure On University Students In 2010

Equifax offers budgeting advice to help students avoid graduating with unmanageable debts and bad credit rating



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Cover your back (pack) on your Gap (year)

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Motor insurance cheats cost honest drivers £1.25 billion every year

Honest drivers pay out for the uninsured and dishonest one day a week every year, says Co-Op

Britons borrowing more to invest in home improvements

One in five of all personal loans was used to pay solely for home improvements in the first half of 2010, says Sainsbury’s

Annuity rates at all time low

A summer of falling annuity rates has seen people struggle to find a decent rate for their pension, says Moneyfacts

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Falling credit demand reflects economic uncertainty

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Homeowners offer burglars sporting windfalls

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