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Money Links For 24th Oct 2006

Posted on October 25, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

Links to other interesting money articles on 24th Oct 2006.

Tagged General

This Is Money: ‘ID Theft Peril’ Of Online Banking

Posted on October 24, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

Security flaws on the internet banking sites of Cahoot, Bank of Scotland and First Direct that could allow hackers to steal identities, have been found

Tagged Banks, Savings

Motley Fool: Winter Holiday Travel Tips

Posted on October 24, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

This time of year sees the start of both the fireworks and winter sports seasons. Hopefully, no one’s trying to celebrate both at the same time; snowy mountains and big bangs don’t usually go too well together. But even when you remove the explosions, there are still significant risks with skiing and snowboarding.

Tagged Insurance

This Is Money: Government To Probe Farepak Collapse

Posted on October 24, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

The Government is to probe the collapse of Christmas hamper firm Farepak, it was revealed today

This Is Money: Surge In Insolvencies Predicted

Posted on October 24, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

The number of Brits claiming insolvency could increase fivefold by the end of the decade as consumer struggle with their debts

Tagged Debt

Motley Fool: Save Money By Saving The Planet!

Posted on October 24, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

It’s Energy Saving Week from 23 to 29 October, which gives me an opportunity to talk about two of my favourite topics: slashing your bills and protecting the environment.

Tagged Savings

Motley Fool: Eight Tips For Cheap Calls From Abroad

Posted on October 24, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

By now anyone who cares probably knows this, but in case you don’t: Britons are charged heavily to both make and receive calls from mobiles when abroad. We’re also charged extra for texts and to listen to voicemails.

This Is Money: Cable Giant To Take On High Street

Posted on October 24, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

Cable giant Ntl:Telewest will try and bring the wow factor of four-play media to the High Street when it relaunches as a Virgin brand next year

This Is Money: Charles Faces Tax Bill For Millions

Posted on October 24, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

An MPs’ committee has accused the Prince’s aides of ‘jiggery-pokery and fiddling’ of the Duchy of Cornwall’s accounts, escaping millions in tax

Tagged Tax

Motley Fool: Remember The Big Bang?

Posted on October 24, 2006 by Rob Lewis - Leave a comment

Are you old enough to remember the Big Bang? Not the birth of the universe, but the birth twenty years ago of the deregulated London stock market that we take for granted today.

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