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Subprime lender’s arrears deal is legal first
A subprime lender has agreed not to repossess for at least six years the home of a man who fell into arrears in what is believed to be the first legally binding deal of its kind in the UK
Investors switch between spread betting providers
Spread betters have little brand loyalty, says report
British parents struggle with no savings
Over a quarter of parents have no savings and investments, according to Abbey Savings.
UK house prices continue to rise
RICS report suggests increased optimism in property market
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Matthew Vincent: Serious Money
Treason and plot were just a few of the accusations levelled against me, for the apparently incendiary suggestion that the hidden costs of investment funds were a menace
Trader’s Diary: David Schwartz
Attention now shifts from stabilising UK banks to reconstructing them. Mervyn Field, the Bank of England governor, recently started the ball rolling with his call for UK banks to divest their risky trading divisions.
Adventurous Investor: David Stevenson
One of the perks of my job is that I rarely run into boring fund managers trying to peddle a “new” take on equity investing. Maybe the moniker of Adventurous Investor puts them off!
