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Budget airline Flybe has beefed up its 'Spend & Fly' credit card so new customers now qualify for two return flights rather than the previous one.
29 May 2010
The UK's biggest mortgage lender has announced it is scrapping its ultra-low standard variable rate for new borrowers.
28 May 2010
A loophole to avoid budget airline payment fees could close for tens of thousands as many banks are dumping the Visa Electron plastic, which can be used to bypass charges.
22 May 2010
Most insurers will refuse a payout if your future travel plans are disrupted by the volcanic ash cloud from Iceland.
21 May 2010
Hundreds of thousands of homeowners with an interest-only mortgage could face a debt crisis when their loans mature, it is feared.
18 May 2010
American Express (Amex) has fired the latest shot in the credit card reward war, with a possible £50 bonus for anyone taking out its 'Nectar' plastic.
13 May 2010
Lloyds TSB is upping the rewards for new customers on its Airmiles Duo card. You can now earn points ten times as quick during the first three months to exchange for flights.
5 May 2010
Two banks may face enforcement action over the poor way they handled customer complaints, the City watchdog has warned.
28 April 2010
If you're one of the hundreds of thousands stranded by the volcanic ash cloud, this is a full Q&A guide on your refund, employment and financial rights.
20 April 2010
Savers with a fixed-rate cash Isa who don't use their full allowance immediately could lose much of their tax-free entitlement or pay steep penalties to keep it.
20 April 2010
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