Money Box Live: Your spending habits

Money Box Live: Your spending habits

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Buying a flat: stepping stone or millstone?

Buying a flat used to be a stepping stone to owning a house – but has this all changed?Research is telling us that the gap in price between flats and houses has hit a 30 year high. According to the property platform Zoopla, so far this this year two-thirds of one and two-bedroom ...  Show more

Chair of the Banking Review and Winter Fuel Payments

More than 15,000 people have responded to a Government review into access to banking services in just three weeks since it opened. The review comes after a decade which has seen almost 7,000 bank branches close, with hundreds more happening this year and some announced in just th ...  Show more

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