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Govt to announce repossessions reach record high
The Ministry of Justice is expected to release court figures showing repossessions are at record levels, the Times reports.
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Bank stays with 5%
The Bank of England has left interest rates unchanged at five per cent.
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Older travellers now 'more adventurous'
Older travellers are increasingly interested in more dangerous holidays, the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) has claimed.
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Top property drops
Top priced property has begun to fall in value, according to one agent.
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Building societies told to tighten lending
Building societies have been told by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) to take more care with their lending.
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London is still attracting buyers and letters
Despite the economic downturn, thousands of people are moving to live in London, one estate agent has said.
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UK's flood defences leave people at risk
UK's flood defences are "chaotic" and leave people at risk of flooding, it was reported.
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UK consumer confidence lowest since 2004
UK consumer confidence has fallen to the lowest level since April 2004, it has been reported.
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Crunch affects personal spending
The credit crunch is causing consumers to consider their spending habits, new research has found.
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4.7m without contents insurance
In the UK 4.7 million people are without contents insurance, a new study has found.
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