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Debtors facing mental health problems need 'breathing space'
Charities say people with mental health problems should be given "breathing space" to sort out debts.
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Cash Isa savings rates begin to tick up
Individual Savings Accounts are slowly offering better returns to savers
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Reality Check: How does renting a home in the UK compare?
Home ownership among young people has plummeted. What protections do UK tenants have and what responsibilities do they face?
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New 50p Beatrix Potter coins released by the Royal Mint
The designs will include the characters Peter Rabbit, Flopsy Bunny and Mrs Tittlemouse.
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Deadline to return old paper £10 notes fast approaching
At least £2.1bn worth of old £10 notes need to be spent or exchanged before they cease to be legal tender.
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No charge
A third of UK car-owners do not have a driveway - so charging an electric car can be difficult.
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Uber to report crimes direct to police to boost safety
The taxi-hailing app will also set up a round-the-clock telephone line to help improve public safety.
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Regulator to investigate energy firm Iresa
Ofgem will investigate Iresa's treatment of customers following a raft of complaints.
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Why young people can't afford to buy homes
The biggest decline in home ownership in the past 20 years has been among young people on middle incomes.
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Consumer squeeze hits UK retail sales
Retail sales post a modest rise in January as shoppers rein in spending in the face of rising prices.
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£10,000 proposed for everyone under 55
The government should give £10,000 to every citizen under 55, a report suggests.
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Mid-earners 'locked out of buying a home'
The biggest decline in home ownership in the last 20 years has been among middle-income 25 to 34-year-olds.
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Divorcing couples may clash over Bitcoin
Lawyers say the anonymous nature of digital currencies could prove tempting for those trying to hide wealth.
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Teenagers' spending habits revealed
Girls spend £2.90 a week more than boys at the age of 13 to 15 as boys avoid buying soap and cosmetics.
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MPs to probe universities' unconditional offers
Unconditional university offers are on the rise but MPs say they are "very concerned" about the issue.
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Steel pensions scheme victim to 'major mis-selling scandal'
Government, regulators and "financial vultures" are criticised by an MPs' report into steel pensions.
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Faulty appliances 'cause 60 fires a week'
Consumer group Which? wants the government to speed up efforts to tackle faulty home appliances.
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Warning over gamblers' 'VIP status'
Online bookmakers must conduct affordability checks before upgrading gamblers to VIP status, a regulator says.
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Oxfam direct debit donations fall amid abuse scandal
Over three days more than a thousand people cancelled their regular donations to the charity.
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Norwegian challenger
Low-cost, long haul carriers like Norwegian are rapidly expanding by attracting young passengers. But is it sustainable?
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