Consumer attitude to spending still cautious
Consumer sentiment fell at its fastest rate in a decade last month as householders err on the side of caution and save increasing amounts.
When a leather sofa is not leather at all
More and more claims are appearing in the small claims court in relation to leather sofas that don't turn out to be leather. What are your rights if you find you luxury buy does not live up to billing?
Women are hit hardest by new EU car insurance law
Women will be hit hardest by the new EU rules banning gender-based discount for car insurance, but young men could save up to 50%
Telephone line fee increase for over 66 year olds
People over 66 will face a hefty increase on their telephone landline, following last December's budget, but there are ways of counter-acting the hike if you shop around.
Women are hit hardest by new EU car insurance law
08:27 Women will be hit hardest by the new EU rules banning gender-based discount for car insurance, but young men could save up to 50%
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