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80Six tips for keeping your car fuel costs down
1. Keep your tyres fully inflated and lower air-conditioning usage An estimated 50% of all UK drivers have under-inflated tyres on their vehicles. This causes unnecessary resistance, therefore raising the...
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78Fixed Rate Bonds vs. ISA's
It's difficult to know where to put your money these days, especially with the way the economy has suffered over recent years, pushing the Bank of England to make a string of cuts to its Base rate which have...
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77Recession is expected, how does one define a recession?
Recession seems to be a word frequently used as the economy has been slowing, but what does it actually mean? Recession is a word used to describe a situation where the gross domestic product (GDP)...
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74How to reduce the impact of the new higher rate income tax
The 2010/2011 tax year is fast approaching, and with it comes a new top rate income tax that will affect everyone fortunate enough to be earning over £150,000. The new upper limit tax rate will be 50% of anything above this amount . In addition,...
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75How to solve your debt problems
It is common for People to turn their backs on debt and before long they can find themselves in serious trouble, with their debt spiralling out of control. If you find yourself in debt it is not too late...
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72The difference between fixed term bonds and your average savings account
Fixed Term accounts differ from typical savings accounts.To begin with, they are more of an investment. Most people associate an investment as a form of gambling, as things do not always go as planned so there...
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72With redundancies on the rise, what steps must be taken next
The UK economy has suffered the worst throughout the global downturn of 2008/09, affecting us all in one way or another, changing some peoples lives. The number of people made unemployed hit 1.92 million between September and November 2008 - the...
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72How to build, repair or maintain your credit history
In a perfect world credit wouldn't exist, because people would earn the money they require before making purchases like a car or a house. Credit cards would only be around for us to take advantage of the benefits they can provide such as cash back...
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71How safe is your money?
Prime Minister Gordon Brown has said he will do "whatever it takes" to ensure that people's savings are protected as the economy continues to battle through the financial crisis. The possibility of savers...
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71The best way to set-up and maintain your Superannuation fund
Superannuation is a method of financially preparing yourself for your retirement. Both yourself and your employer can contribute to it over time and this money is then invested into a variety of appropriate...
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