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Friday 5th September 2008
The real cost of the food in your trolley Next time you wander around the supermarket just take a second to think how much those apples were last year, was that pasta really that expensive last time you looked and try to get a feel for the...
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Friday 5th September 2008
Is Gordon Brown about to get his way with British Energy? News that French energy giant EDF is back in talks with British Energy about a takeover may finally see Gordon Brown able to push through his wishes – even though they are against those expressed... |
Friday 5th September 2008
The great energy voucher trick When will the government ever learn? We see them in the press suggesting that things are afoot to take the pressure of those in most need, but then silence.
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Thursday 4th September 2008
Sainsbury's issues vet bill warning Over one and a half million dogs and cats have been put down in the past year - due to Britons not being able to afford vet bills and other medical costs. According to Sainsbury's Finance, the cos... |
Thursday 4th September 2008
New Car Sales Plummet As Expected On average last month saw 20% fewer new cars sold than over the same period last year but this base figure seems to hide some real pain for the big players. It seems as though BMW (down 40%),... |
Tuesday 2nd September 2008
Is The Oil Price Moving To Below $100? News that the US crude oil price touched a recent low of $105.46 today before closing $5.75 down at $109.71 has given hope to many governments around the world that the great oil surge may be over.... |
Tuesday 2nd September 2008
Is Football Moving Out of Reach Of The Masses? After news that an Arab billionaire (quoted in some papers as worth up to one trillion dollars) has taken over the helm at Manchester City Football Club it looks as though the UK Premiership is set... |
Tuesday 2nd September 2008
College Students Financial Assistance Is Delayed First we had a delay in the marking of exam papers and now we have seen the collapse of a scheme which is designed to give those youngsters from low income backgrounds the chance to move on to... |
Monday 1st September 2008
Vodafone Warns Of Risk To Overseas Services News that the European Commission are looking to reduce termination rates between mobile phone operators by as much as 70% between now and 2012 has prompted Vodafone to suggest a doomsday scenario... |
Monday 1st September 2008
Budgets are popular as economy slows, PayPal claims Around 78 per cent of Britons are now on a budget, due to the rising prices and tightening credit conditions of the current economic downturn. According to new research from PayPal, these attempts... |
Monday 1st September 2008
Can Gordon Brown Help You? As the spin which is coming out of Number 10 and Number 11 Downing Street registers less and less on the UK voter’s radar it seems as though Gordon Brown’s new moves (expected later this week) to... |
Monday 1st September 2008
NCC Accuses Supermarkets Of Promoting Unhealthy Foods The National Consumer Council (NCC) has stepped into the row about the cost of food and suggested that supermarkets are flouting the basis of a recent agreement with the government to promote... |
Thursday 28th August 2008
Minister makes energy bills warning Recent rises to gas and electricity bills might be here to stay, business secretary John Hutton has warned. In an interview with the Daily Telegraph, the government minister said that there is cu... |
Wednesday 27th August 2008
Alliance & Leicester reveals costs of extra-curricular classes After-school classes for children are costing their parents a total of £1.7 billion a year in the UK, Alliance & Leicester has revealed. According to the firm, performing arts, sports and... |
Tuesday 26th August 2008
Did Barack Obama Inspire Labour MPs To Call For Energy Windfall Tax? While the Unions and a number of backbenchers continue their crusade to force Gordon Brown to impose a windfall tax on the energy companies it looks as though they may have the backing of US... |
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Using a keynote speech at the CBI in Scotland we saw Gordon Brown looking more upbeat than he has for some time, more resilient and more candid in his approach to the struggle with the economy.... 
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