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October 23rd 2009
Categories: Financial, Financial Information, Financial Services, Insurance, Insurance Services

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64% Rise In The Number Of Drivers Being Clamped In The Last Year

LV= has revealed a 64% rise in the number of drivers being clamped in the last year. Municipal clampers typically charge £116 and private clampers £120, with the legality of private clamping companies currently under dispute. According to the research from car insurer LV=, local councils took £21m in clamping fees over ...
October 23rd 2009
Categories: Debts, Financial, Financial Management, Financial Services, Money, Personal Finance

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Credit Conditions And Debt Consolidation Options

Commenting on the Q3 2009 Credit Conditions Survey from the Bank of England, Debt Advisers Direct noted that the ongoing credit crunch was still restricting access to credit - and therefore to the debt consolidation loans that could help many people stay in better control of their finances. Nonetheless, the debt ...

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March 12th 2010
Tags: Banks, Checking & Savings, Financial, Financial Services, Financial Software, Financial Solutions, Money, Security No Comments

Experian And HypoVereinsbank Partner To Provide SEPA Data Conversion Services

Experian, the global information services company, has announced that it has partnered with HypoVereinsbank (HVB), one of the largest commercial banks in Germany, to provide the bank and its corporate customers with a data validation and conversion service to aid compliance with the latest SEPA (Single Euro Payment Area) standards. ...
March 12th 2010
Tags: Banks, Bonds, Checking & Savings, Financial, Financial Information, Financial Services, ISAs, Investment, Money, Personal Finance No Comments

Report: Savings Levels Drop This Winter

NS&I's Savings latest survey has found that this winter, the amount of money the population is saving has decreased to its lowest level for over two years. On average, the British public is now setting aside 6.25% of their monthly take-home income. This figure has fallen consistently since this time ...

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