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Author: Rob Lewis
More Worrying About Petrol Price Rises
I’m glad to see that I’m not the only person in the UK stressing about petrol price rises. This data from internet monitor Hitwise shows how the number of searches for petrol prices have increased to an all-time high as prices have hit a high too. It’s interesting that people are appear to be searching […]
Money Links For 27th May 2008
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75 Petrol Saving Tips
You may have noticed that I’m pretty obsessed with petrol prices and efficiency recently – so this post on 75 gas saving tips naturally caught my eye. The interesting thing about this post is that along with the normal tips about not driving aggressively and discussion on whether air conditioning or opening windows is more […]
Save Even More Online with Cashback Sites
Going online is now pretty much the standard way of finding bargains for most of us, using sites such as Amazon, MoneySupermarket and eBay to get the lowest prices on a vast range of products. But there’s another way to squeeze even more money out of the deal – cashback sites. The premise is pretty […]
Money Links For 25th May 2008
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Fed Up With High Petrol Prices? Go Live In Venezuela
Here in the U.K. we’re hearing more and more complaints about the high and rising price of petrol, and with the recent rise in oil prices, it’s something that likely to get worse. There’s an interesting page on Wikipedia which shows the relative price of petrol (or gasoline) in countries around the world, and highlights […]
Money Links For 23rd May 2008
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Money Links For 22nd May 2008
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Bank Charge Court Case Threatens To Go On… And On…
The saga of the bank charge court case looks set to continue with the news that the banks have been succesful in their appeal against a judges ruling from last month. It seems that we’ll now have to wait until the Autumn before things can move forward again, and even then, the case could be […]