Finance
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Leaving A Legacy To Charity
Nearly 75% of people in the UK donate money to charities during their lifetime, but less than 5% leave money for charities after their deaths.
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Web Chat: Sarah Beeny Answers Your Property Questions
Property expert and Channel 4’s Property Snakes & Ladders host Sarah Beeny will be on hand to answer your property questions in our live webchat on Thursday 9th July.
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Midsummer Money Moods
After the solstice comes midsummer and amidst the heat, markets meandered last week, with little real direction for either equities or indeed, other parts of the financial markets.
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A Guide To Home Exchange
Home exchanging is on the increase, thanks to the credit crunch. Swapper Mike Davies offers his tips on the new travel essential.
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How Useful Are Investment Illustrations?
Named the top media Independent Financial Advisor of the year by Unbiased.co.uk for 2009, Peter McGahan digests the blurred world of investment illustrations.
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Is It Time To Fix My Mortgage Rate?
Is it time to fix my mortgage rate, and are we near the bottom for the housing market? Independent financial advisor Peter McGahan explains.
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How To Wheel & Deal On eBay
As it's revealed that Camilla is a secret online shopping addict, read on for our handy guide to show you how you can wheel and deal like the Duchess of eBay.
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Simple Steps To A Bargain Summer Holiday
The holiday season is already upon us and more than 25 million of us are planning a trip abroad in 2009. Before you stock up on suntan lotion, dig out the bikini or trunks, and pack your bags, find out how you can bag a bargain summer holiday.
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Hidden EU Rule Helps Shoppers Get Refunds
A little-known EU directive is giving shoppers extra ammunition to return faulty goods, despite the obstacles put up by retailers. Read our guide to see if it can help you.
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How 'Guaranteed' Are Equity Bonds?
They promise the seemingly impossible - if the stock market goes up, investors will enjoy the gains, but if it goes down, investors' capital will be safe. They simply can't lose.








