If you’ve recently had a baby, you should have a received a Child Trust Fund (CTF) voucher. Indeed, anyone with a child born after 31 August 2002 should have had one sent to them. Worth £250 (£500 for low income families) this voucher must be saved into a designated Child Trust Fund account in your child’s name, with the aim of helping create a lump sum for your child when he or she turns 18.
This Is Money: WH Smiths To Open Motorway Sites
WH Smith opened up a new sales avenue today by announcing plans for 50 units in motorway service areas in an agreement with Moto
This Is Money: M&S Spends £35m On N.Ireland Stores
Marks & Spencer today unveiled a £35m programme of expansion and refurbishment of their stores in Northern Ireland
This Is Money: Flat-screen Boom Boosts Retailers
John Lewis and Comet became the latest retailers to benefit from the boom in demand for flat screen TVs today as sales continued their World Cup surge
This Is Money: Clampdown On Travel Insurers
Travel insurers who fail to make clear their policies do not cover terrorist attacks face a regulatory clampdown by the Treasury
Motley Fool: Get Rich The George Soros Way
George Soros’s theory of reflexivity points us towards interesting investment ideas. Maybe it could help you become a billionaire, just like Soros!
Motley Fool: Fund Manager Favourites
Every six months I like to examine the portfolios of some of the UK’s leading fund managers and see if any interesting share ideas emerge.
Motley Fool: Three Tips For Cheaper Utility Bills
In Are Gas And Electricity Comparisons Accurate? I wrote about my interview with senior people at Xelector, which runs our utilities comparison tool. They explained to me how online gas and electricity comparison works. Reassuringly, they showed me that comparing utility prices online actually does work.
This Is Money: Bogus Charity Lottery Alert
Charity chiefs have warned the public to be on the alert for a bogus lottery that uses the names of two of two leading UK charities
MoneyExpert: New Mortgages For Those Wanting “budgetary Certainty”
Alliance & Leicester has announced a number of new mortgage deals, two of which have a fixed rate of less than five per cent.