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This Is Money: Let’s Be Clear, The Public Is Tired Of Hype

Posted on October 22, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

With brazen attempts to mystify, manipulate or downright mislead customers, it is little wonder that the public confidence in big business is so low

Tagged Business

This Is Money: New Water Profits Warning

Posted on October 22, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

Investors in water companies will next week be given a stark warning that regulators plan to claw back excess profits with an aggressive price review.

This Is Money: Chip And Pin Faces Secret Challenge

Posted on October 22, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

Top accountancy group PricewaterhouseCoopers is pushing a new security technology to banks and internet firms that it says could replace chip and Pin

Tagged Banks

This Is Money: £24bn Tax Windfall ‘spent’

Posted on October 22, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

Gordon Brown is on course to blow a £24.5 billion tax windfall, according to the independent Item Club.

Tagged Tax

Scotsman: Time Is Money In Pension Cutbacks

Posted on October 22, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

A LOCK is ticking on a pensions time bomb which will explode in April, shattering the retirement dreams of millions of employees.

Tagged Business, Pensions

Scotsman: Failure To Cut Business Tax Spells Disaster

Posted on October 22, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

WHO needs horror stories when nanny has shooed the goblins away?

Tagged Business

Scotsman: Watchdog Breaks Conspiracy Of Silence Over Sweeteners

Posted on October 22, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

A EW weeks ago we expressed concern about schemes offering employees cash sweeteners to encourage them to sell their valuable company pensions cheaply.

Tagged Business, Pensions

Scotsman: Become Your Own Banker And Find Top Savings Rates

Posted on October 22, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

IT’S been an unusual 10 months in the savings world. With only one base rate move, savers would have been forgiven for giving a little cheer as interest rates crept up 0.25% in August, but not all was as it seemed.

Tagged Business, Interest Rates, Savings

Scotsman: Mortgage Blunder Hits 7,000 Bank Customers

Posted on October 22, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

THOUSANDS of Bank of Scotland mortgage customers found themselves out of pocket last week after the bank took repeated mortgage repayments from their bank accounts.

Tagged Banks, Business, Mortgages

Scotsman: New Mis-selling Claims To Follow Pensions Advice

Posted on October 22, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

LIFE and pensions companies could face substantial compensation claims in a new wave of mis-selling appeals.

Tagged Business, Pensions

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