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October 5th 2009
Categories: Banks, Bonds, Checking & Savings, Financial, Financial Information, Financial Services, Financial Statements, ISAs, Investment, Money, Personal Finance

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National Savings And Investments Is Increasing The ISA Allowance On Both Its Direct ISA And Cash ISA For Its Over 50s Customers

The revised allowance will come into effect from 6 October 2009. This change will enable existing Direct ISA and Cash ISA customers who will be 50 years or over on the 5 April 2010 to deposit up to £5100 into their ISA in the current tax year. From 6 April 2010 more ...
October 5th 2009
Categories: Financial, Financial Information, Financial Services, Financial Solutions, Forex, Investment, Money, Stocks, Trading

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Positive Economy Growth For Late 2009 Predicted by Trading Floor Expert

Trading Floor columnist and Saxo Bank chief economist David Karsbol says the American economy will return to positive GDP growth in the second half of 2009; however, the reliance of the recovery on government spending and inventory re-stocking may mean the growth is not sustainable. Karsbol says consumer deleveraging will continue ...

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March 15th 2010
Tags: Financial, Financial Information, Financial Services, Insurance, Insurance Services No Comments

LV=, Insurance, Pensions And Investments Group, Has Announced That It Is Opening New Offices In Huddersfield

This is in addition to LV=’s road rescue company, Britannia Rescue, which is already based in Huddersfield town centre, employing around 100 people. The new LV= offices will be in Folly Hall and are scheduled to open in July 2010. This will also become the new home to Britannia Rescue, which ...
March 15th 2010
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Report Finds Brits Not Serious About Saving Until 25

The latest NS&I (National Savings and Investments) survey release has shown that the average age for Britons to start saving seriously is 25 years-old. More than a fifth (22%) of the population said they didn't start setting money aside in earnest until they were past their 30th birthday, while more ...

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