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- You Might be Rich: how to reclaim forgotten assets
- Estate agent Marcia Whyte banned
- 12m investors targeted by boiler room scams
- David McKie: Money saving tips - zinc, leaves and toads
- Watchdog to tackle shares scams
- Kitchen Innovation Competition
- Lamb’s Navy Rum Turns 160
- Dormant money: Reclaiming sleeping cash, from abandoned bank accounts to lottery wins
- Consumer Credit Act vs Contract Law
- How to download music online and legally
- Consumer affairs: Tony Levene fights for your rights
- City watchdog the FSA to replace voluntary code for banks
- Cotswold Geotechnical Holdings become first firm charged under new corporate manslaug
- Banks face fines for poor service
- Bad move by bad guys when they attack World War II veteran
- Case of mistaken (newspaper) identity
- Health Councils need to be ‘more visible'
- Boiler room shares fraud victim loses £500,000
- Martin Lewis on how to reclaim bank charges
- Egg Money signals end of interest on credit balances
- Should "Aussie prat" Russell Crowe play English hero Robin Hood?
- Charged for a nursery place that never materialised
- Microsoft suffers first sales dip
- How to buy designer clothes for less
- 'Shocking' salt levels in pre-packed sandwiches, according to Which? research
- Adman Frank Beaumont scams firms Coast 2 Coast
- DPD delivery charges cause grief
- Here's one place where rip-off showbiz agencies are banned, thanks to Plaid Cymru
- Best deals of the day: beer ? wine
- Best deals of the day: Luxury goods on a budget
- 'Misleading' eBay prices advert banned
- Consumer Focus’ response to the 2009 Budget
- Budget: car industry welcomes scrappage scheme
- Huge blaze destroys factory of kitchen conman Vance Miller
- Credit card firms 'out of touch'
- EBay's '25% cheaper' claim banned
- POL current account step toward a Post Office bank
- Deflation returns to Britain for first time since 1960
- Give yourself a tax cut
- Best deals of the day: Photographic printing
- MacKenzie Hall hauled up over debt collection tactics
- Solicitors warned - don't accept business from rip-off claims management outfits
- Bail-out 'risk' for US taxpayers
- Coldcallers: just say no.
- Sales up at 'first class' Primark
- Emine Saner on how tipping is going out of fashion
- OFT red card for Manchester United over season tickets
- Tonight's Panorama
- How to ease your financial anxieties
- Oracle in $7.4bn deal to buy Sun
- In pictures: The Guardian's Green your home bloggers open their doors
- China Telecom profits fall by 27%
- PepsiCo offers $6bn for bottlers
- Consumer rights: My holiday cost me more than I bargained for
- How digging deep can keep your garden blooming
- Inheritance Tax: How to keep it in the family
- How to prevent 'I do' turning into 'I don't'
- Consumer affairs: Tony Levene fights for your rights
- Money news: This week's best stories
- From Feast to Famine
- Best deals of the day: Gardens and plants
- Freedom Direct Holidays goes bust
- £16.49 Tesco stereo is Britain's favourite
- Energy companies worse than tax man for getting bills wrong
- Cut the cost of buying electrical appliances
- Best deals of the day: Household essentials
- Asda charge 5p per bag
- From Feast to Famine
- Fraudulent insurance claims hit record high, says Association of British Insurers
- £100k fine for mortgage cheat Abiola Agbalaya of Herald Finance
- All at sea
- UK retail sales 'fell in March'
- Recession-hit Britons rediscover Butlins for holidays
- UK has worst copyright laws - “by far”
- Sphere Marketing, aka Google Re-sell, preys on small firms
- Tips from Google on optimising your web profile
- UK 'has the worst copyright laws'
- Paying off debt becomes priority for consumers
- Revealed: The world's top ten bargain destinations for a credit crunch summer
- £2000 off your new car: How a 'scrappage' scheme would work
- Marks Spencer launches UK's greenest till roll
- Freedom Property's "sale and rent back" failure
- Users must be at heart of scrutiny in Scotland
- US consumer prices fall in March
- Pernod in 1bn euros rights issue
- Spam emails 'use as much power as 2.1m homes'
- Insurers raise PPI premiums and reduce cover
- Best deals of the day: In the kitchen
- Surprise fall in US retail sales
- Chocolate makers' cut in packaging
- Sustainable shopping call on banana anniversary
- How to haggle on the high street
- Baby transport 'bugging parents'
- Tofu weirdness from the States
- Serious Fraud Office sets up whistleblowers' helpline to beat City fraudsters
- Downturn hits profits at Philips
- 10 ways to boost the chances of selling your home
- Cut in VAT 'boosts retail sales'
- Ruth Sunderland on women and finance
- Consumer affairs: Tony Levene fights for your rights
- Best deals of the day: Shoes and footwear
- 'New cars cheaper than used', says price guide
- Individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs) and bankruptcy
- Credit crunch fashion - The £20 suit
- US retailers report falling sales
- ‘green recovery package’ must tackle fuel poverty
- Phoney lottery scam victims reimbursed
- Police crack '£35m' letter scam
- Lotto scam victims in line for £20 refund
- HSBC offers home loans to buyers with 10% deposit
- Best deals of the day: Electronics
- City glass ceiling 'impenetrable'
- £1 for 70 hours working for Lancaster Private Hire
- Different name...same people: The Casting Suite
- Health and safety update 3: more building site inspectors
- Health and safety update 2
- Recession fears prompt mums to seek early return to work
- Health and safety update 1
- Bans for bosses of UK Finance House
- Overdraft fees: A million consumers have claims frozen
- Shareholders boost William Hill
- Vehicle Options due for compulsory liquidation
- Confidence hit by job fears
- Watchdog to investigate loan and credit card market
- Best deals of the day: More Easter bargains
- OFT to investigate unsecured consumer lending
- Ombudsman criticises 'dismal' complaints handling
- Personal insolvencies 'to rise by 40pc' as Debt Relief Orders are introduced
- Save the Children to hand out cash grants to struggling parents in the UK
- Five ways to get the best deal on your holiday money
- Overpaid tax: Jessica v the Revenue
- Action not following post office promises
- Struggling borrowers to get 30day breathing space
- Inland Revenue 'bins letters and ignores phone calls'
- Bleak outlook for new home information packs
- Debtors get 'breathing space' vow
- Pawnbroker opens in Square Mile as City workers hock their Rolexes
- Doubletake Studios' customers not smiling
- £190 to help pregnant women eat healthily
- Money: Your shout readers' letters
- No-show MPs halt help on fuel poverty
- Comment: 'Jacqui Smith is unfortunate to fall victim to a financial scandal that also
- Consumer affairs: Tony Levene fights for your rights
- Best deals of the day: Home decoration and furnishing
- Response to Wider Choice and Better Protection
- Real Cost of Living Index falls by 4.8pc
- Will a water meter save you money?
- Illegal immigrant jailed for using fake papers to get house job
- Rogue builders exploiting the recession.
- Stena Line claims it is winning business from 'rude' Ryanair
- OFT narrows bank charges inquiry
- Switzerland experiences deflation
- Elderly man loses house to lottery fraudsters
- Dear Anna: Thames Water messes up its bills, then blames customers
- BT drops price of prison payphone calls
- Best deals of the day: Office supplies printers and ink cartridges
- Ashley Seager: Don't be fooled by a few 'green shoots' – economic recovery is not her
- Prison phone charges are reviewed
- House scam bosses are sentenced
- BT drops price of prison payphone calls
- "Black money" Fraud pair shot dead in New York
- Bruno Schulz and son Paul Schulz banned for children's cancer con
- MasterCard cuts transaction fees under threat of EU fines
- Nationwide Sports Hospitality gallops off with racegoers cash
- Police raid North East Property Buyers' £170 million 'sale and rent back' scheme
- Bank charges: House of Lords decision will delay claims for refunds
- Expectant mothers to receive £190 'baby bonus'
- MasterCard cuts international fees
- Best deals of the day: Easter
- Fuel duty: How to cut the cost of motoring
- Tesco tells shoppers: too much packaging? Leave it with us
- Shoppers 'deserting High Street'
- Heathrow and Gatwick come bottom in Which? airport survey on customer satisfaction
- ScottishPower to pay 3pc interest on direct debit overpayments
- Jessica's tips for dealing with energy complaints
- eBay fraudsters escape jail
- Pensioners in grip of financial struggle
- Best deals of the day: Photography
- Jobless in Henley Part 17
- FSA proposes short-term increase in savings protection level
- 5 ways to make money online
- Mortgages jump 19% following Bank of England rate cut
- Best deals of the day: Keeping fit
- Energy bills: ScottishPower to pay interest on accounts in credit
- FSA: Dunfermline Building Society
- Warning over charges of £5 a day on 'cashback' bank accounts
- Surprise mortgage approvals jump
- Biodegradeable gum goes on sale ... as street cleaners cross their fingers
- Give credit where credit is due
- Consumer problems – know your rights
- Experian credit check leaves first-time buyers with tainted record
- Consumer affairs: Tony Levene fights for your rights
- Concern over new current accounts
- Ryanair to stop opting passengers in to its travel insurance
- North East Property Buyers raided
- US consumer spending growth slows
- Ofgem's direct debit investigation
- Bridgewater House insurance alert
- FSA: Warning - Bridgewater House UK Limited
- Biggest UK pirate DVD factory smashed
- Lloyds makes customer liable for theft from her account
- Best deals of the day: Baby products
- Direct Marketing and Your Rights
- How to pay for childcare
- HMRC drops Bank of England for RBS
- Voucher codes not always the cheapest says Which?
- UK retail sales stall in February
- Illegally left out of the loop: businesses are breaking the law in failing to provide
- Beware forged banker's drafts
- RTA business transfer agents - the complaints pile up
- Best deals of the day: Spring fashion
- Save money on DIY this Easter
- Tim Hayward hits the books for thrifty recipe suggestions
- Deflation? Not if you're buying food
- HSBC says 1,200 workers face axe
- Direct debit energy bills slammed
- Paypal Protection Gives Online Shoppers False Sense of Security
- Best deals of the day: Children's books and toys
- Is it ever OK to eat your pets?
- Surprise hike in consumer prices
- How to cut your energy bill
- IHT: The 'voluntary tax'
- Renewing car insurance is a baffling business, finds Graham Snowdon
- Comment on proposed new energy market rules
- Best deals of the day: Spring days out
- Paypal Consumer Protection Inadequate
- Cash beats credit and debit cards – especially in a recession, says Jim Griffin
- Ofgem's market rules
- Fraud victim regains stolen £3000 - thanks to Jessica
- Tax trap looms for the selfemployed
- Shoppers need clear labels to put a stop to 'greenwash'
- Air travel: Ryanair reported to OFT as 'anti-consumer' as aviation industry gloom dee
- Calls for FSA probe on RBS claims
- Consumer Rights: On a wing and a prayer with holiday vouchers
- Margaret Dibben writes your wrongs
- Bailiffs denied new entry rights
- Capital letters: Consumer champion Tony Levene fights for your rights
- Postcode lottery for council tax payers
- Fuel Poverty Bill failure deals a devastating blow
- New language laws should put people first
- Northern Rock: Still crazy offering crazy loans
- 12 ways to beat the recession
- Madness or Fastidiousness?
- Dear Anna: Why companies hold on to your debit card details
- Watchdog criticises Rock response
- Overseas credit card scam exposed
- Pupils before pounds
- Response to Ofcom’s new rules
- Corruption: Government unveils strategy to tackle fraud