“Your Money & How They Spend It” is a BBC TV programme which looks at how government collects and spends our taxes, and they’ve also put together a calculator to show how much tax you pay and what you get back in benefits and services.
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How To Use Price Comparison Websites
AOL Money has posted some useful tips on how to get the best out of price comparison sites.
SellSimply: Buy, Sell & Donate On Twitter
SellSimply is a simple way to buy, sell, donate and transact through your Twitter account.
Use PayPal To Send Your Friends Money On Facebook
There’s now no excuses for not paying back your mates, as PayPal have announced a new Facebook app, PayPal Send Money, which allows you to easily send your family and friends money.
Pageonce Review
We’ve taken a look at Pageonce, a web and app-based account aggregator with over 4 million users, which promises to help manage your money and bills.
View Your Tax Statement Online
The BBC reports that we may in the future be able to view our tax records online, if the Government’s attempts to make the tax system more transparent are followed through.
Microsoft Virus Phone Scam
Our post on the Windows phone scam continues to get a lot of hits, suggesting that the scam is still around, and fraudsters are still trying to con PC users out of money for performing largely useless tasks on their computers.
Amazon Price Tracker
We may be almost a couple of months away from Christmas, but there’s a good chance that you’re already started to think about the presents you’ll be buying and where to get them from for the best price.
Create A Home Insurance Inventory With Your Smartphone
A new iPhone/Android app has been launched to help homeowners record and value their assets, as research reveals that millions are putting themselves at risk by not being able to make an accurate home contents insurance claim.
How Parents Can Control Their Kids’ Phone Bills
Tesco Mobile has offered a lifeline to parents across the UK who are footing a soaring bill for their chat-happy teenagers, who appear to remain blissfully unaware of the amount their phone habit is costing.