00:01 | 12 Mar 2010
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Tony Bonsignore
Is the Chinese property market 'Dubai times one thousand'? The signs are not good.
00:01 | 12 Mar 2010
| By
Victoria Bischoff
Wholesale gas prices have plummeted by 60%, while household bills have fallen by less than 10%. Energy price war? It's barely a price scuffle.
00:01 | 12 Mar 2010
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Rachel Vahey
There are several changes on their way which you should prepare for, writes Rachel Vahey at Aegon.
11:15 | 11 Mar 2010
| By
Tony Bonsignore
Would Conservative fortunes be improved by making Ken Clarke shadow chancellor?
00:01 | 11 Mar 2010
| By
Lorna Bourke
Lorna Bourke learns first-hand about the disastrous effects of not insuring against ill health.
14:08 | 10 Mar 2010
| By
Steve Bee
The current state pension rules are the fossilized remains of more than half a century of confused government thinking. But we have no choice but to try and make sense of it.
11:52 | 10 Mar 2010
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Tony Bonsignore
Gordon Brown today announced that the Budget will take place in two weeks' time. What might he do to increase Labour's chances of an election victory on May 6?
00:01 | 10 Mar 2010
| By
Charlie Parker, Tony Bonsignore
Former Gartmore chairman, and now the UK's City minister, Lord Myners thinks we should. Charlie Parker says no, Tony Bonsignore says yes.
00:01 | 10 Mar 2010
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James Phillipps
Rather than being the caring, sharing face of financial services, they are more than happy to rip monster charges out of investors' plans
11:01 | 09 Mar 2010
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Lorna Bourke
The main parties are all in agreement on the need to hike income tax and national insurance. And they are all wrong.
10:01 | 08 Mar 2010
| By
Lorna Bourke
There is a strong case for restricting pension tax relief for the wealthy. But the government's current proposals are complex, costly and contradicatory.
00:01 | 07 Mar 2010
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Colin Jelley
Capital gains tax because it could be the government's next target for a rise to help increase revenue, writes Skandia's Colin Jelley
00:01 | 07 Mar 2010
| By
Lorna Bourke
One of the first casualties of the credit crunch and the ensuing rise in unemployment has been Mortgage Payment Protection Insurance.
10:15 | 05 Mar 2010
| By
Richard Lander
It seems to be open season on the almost-oldies; is such hostility really necessary?
00:01 | 05 Mar 2010
| By
Ros Altmann
People need to plan for the expense of care requirements at the end of their lives. Pensions campaigner Ros Altmann says pensions might have a role to play.
10:01 | 04 Mar 2010
| By
Richard Lander
However good 6Music is, it’s now just one of a million sources of musical inspiration that surround us. Protesters should put down their placards and go find some of them.
00:01 | 04 Mar 2010
| By
Linton Chiswick
The next government will find itself in the unenviable position of revealing the makeshift underpinning currently supporting the housing market.
11:49 | 03 Mar 2010
| By
Deborah Hyde
Britain has always come through when its back is up against the wall, and this time will be no different.
00:01 | 03 Mar 2010
| By
Steve Bee
The choice of whether to save in a personal pension or workplace scheme faces a new twist.
11:49 | 02 Mar 2010
| By
Tony Bonsignore
Is this the first act in a rapidly unfolding currency crisis, or simply a natural readjustment for an overvalued currency?
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