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Pound expected to fall further against the US dollar in the next year
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Consumer prices index hits 3% for first time in five years
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Cheaper bills on their way for standard variable customers
Asset manager pulls stake after run of poor performance
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Only 14 per cent of cases ruled against HMRC
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Work was my escape from postnatal depression
Unloved funds stand out in a sector of tightening discounts
Employers are not obliged to enrol workers paid less than £10,000 into schemes
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