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Ash claims finally given go-ahead
Some 300 travellers with insurance claims resulting from the ash cloud disruption in May 2010 will finally have their cases resolved.
Ash claims finally given go-ahead
Some 300 travellers with insurance claims resulting from the ash cloud disruption in May 2010 will finally have their cases resolved.
Winter freeze for UK house prices
UK house prices started the new year with a slight decline - falling by 0.2% in January compared with the previous month, the Nationwide says.
Case for tax cuts ‘is stronger’
The argument for the chancellor to cut taxes to boost the economy is stronger than it was a year ago, the Institute for Fiscal Studies says.
Record fall in personal borrowing
The amount of non-mortgage borrowing held by consumers fell in December by the largest amount on record, £377m, the Bank of England says.
Record fall in personal borrowing
The amount of non-mortgage borrowing held by consumers fell in December by the largest amount on record, £377m, the Bank of England says.
200,000 homes ‘at flooding risk’
The Association of British Insurers estimates that up to 200,000 flood-prone homes could face insurance problems next year.
Pension change ‘will save little’
The government’s latest public sector pension changes will make “little or no difference” to their long-term cost, a think tank says.
House prices fell by 1.3% in 2011
House prices in England and Wales fell by 1.3% last year, to an average of £160,000, according to figures from the Land Registry.
Teaching union backs pension deal
The ATL teachers’ union backs the government’s revised deal on pensions in a ballot.
