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Car insurance

Honest John: why was I penalised by my insurer for a no-cost claim?

If your car has developed a fault, or for consumer advice, turn to Honest John by emailing honestadvice@Finance.co.uk Recovery position My wife’s car ...

By FreetrialAugust 5, 20240

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Booking your holiday through a comparison website? You could lose your consumer protection

Consumers who book a hotel for their summer holiday or buy an item from an online retailer could be forfeiting legal rights without ...

By FreetrialAugust 4, 20240

Bonds Advice

Five star fund managers you can put your faith (and money) in

Star fund managers have had a rough time over the past 18 months. Once-lauded investors such as Neil Woodford and Mark Barnett are ...

By FreetrialAugust 3, 20240

Mortgages Tips

First-time buyers frozen out as 90pc mortgages pulled from sale

First-time buyers have been frozen out of the mortgage market after banks withdrew dozens of deals for customers with small deposits. Few mortgage companies ...

By FreetrialAugust 1, 20240

Savings accounts

Savers should lock in fixed-rate deals before the banks cut back

Savers should consider locking into fixed-rate deals before interest levels fall further, experts have warned. Yesterday the Bank of England (BoE) cut the Bank ...

By FreetrialJuly 31, 20240

Savings accounts

What will negative interest rates mean for my mortgage, savings and investments – will my bank start charging?

The Bank of England has paved the way for negative interest rates in the face of a looming unemployment crisis, which means the prospect ...

By FreetrialJuly 31, 20240

Personal Finance

Pensions advice for 50-year-olds: four tips to manage your retirement

This series offers easy tips for managing your pension, for every decade of your life: in your 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s or ...

By FreetrialJuly 30, 20240

Credit Card

Is Britain's 'risky' credit boom actually good for middle-class borrowers?

Gloomy warnings from the Bank of England about the nation’s risky borrowing habits have been a regular feature of the past year, but ...

By FreetrialJuly 29, 20240

Personal Finance

What coronavirus means for your pension if you have just retired

This is a four-part series looking at how Covid-19 could affect your retirement plans, for those with 20 or 10 years still to ...

By FreetrialJuly 27, 20240

Mortgages Tips

Relief as majority of homeowners restart mortgage payments after months of financial turmoil

The majority of homeowners who were plunged into financial difficulty at the start of the coronavirus outbreak have resumed making mortgage repayments following ...

By FreetrialJuly 26, 20240

Honest John: why was I penalised by my insurer for a no-cost claim?

Booking your holiday through a comparison website? You could lose your consumer protection

Five star fund managers you can put your faith (and money) in

First-time buyers frozen out as 90pc mortgages pulled from sale

Savers should lock in fixed-rate deals before the banks cut back

What will negative interest rates mean for my mortgage, savings and investments – will my bank start charging?

Pensions advice for 50-year-olds: four tips to manage your retirement

Is Britain's 'risky' credit boom actually good for middle-class borrowers?

What coronavirus means for your pension if you have just retired

Relief as majority of homeowners restart mortgage payments after months of financial turmoil

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