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Lloyds rights issue: should investors buy?

Investors in Lloyds Banking Group are being urged by some stockbrokers to take a “wait and see” approach to its £13.5bn rights issue, after shares in UK banks were hit by fears of exposure to Dubai’s debt problems

SVR gap widens between mortgage lenders

Smaller building societies charge the highest standard variable rates

An ABC of ETFs

ETFs are not all as transparent as they might appear

Flood insurance not waterproof

Not all providers will offer new cover for flood homes

BoS linked to high-risk mortgages

Multi-currency mortgages can increase a borrower’s debt

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