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Wesabe and Telegraph Media Group Partner to Provide UK Readers With Personal Finance Management Tool (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Social personal finance website Wesabe and Telegraph Media Group, publisher of the UK's biggest selling quality daily newspaper The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph and Telegraph.co.uk , announced a partnership to bring free money management tools to the Telegraph's readers.
Jessica wins stunning £170000 for vet
Our consumer champion's intervention wins payout on critical illness policy.
Gilts ride to income seekers' rescue
Low interest rates are bad news for savers. Gilts could be the answer.
3000 Post Offices saved after Government scraps competitive card process
Three thousand post offices could be saved from closure after the Government announced a major reversal of its policy on the postal network.
Grab a savings deal before rates hit zero
Interest rates are falling so now's the time to lock in to a good deal.
Prudential cuts withprofits bonus rates by 10pc
Withprofits savers with Prudential will receive up to 10pc less if their policies mature this year compared with 2007.
Price of personal loans expected to increase following PPI proposals
The cost of personal loans is expected to increase after banks were told they should be banned from loading them with "extortionate" insurance policies.
Standard rates may be best deal for borrowers
Borrowers coming to the end of cheap mortgage rates could be better off staying with their existing lender, rather than switching to a new deal, following last week's base rate cut.
Wealthy homeowners flock to release equity
Owners of properties worth half a million pounds or more are releasing equity from them in far greater numbers, despite an overall slowdown in the equity release market.
Tax refunds for heirs
Bereaved families may be able to slash inheritance tax bills because of plunging property and share prices.
Gilts are looking good after interest rate cut
Last week's dramatic interest rate cut has prompted fixed-income fund managers to buy into gilts in the belief that they will offer more attractive returns than other asset classes
Depleted retirement funds
Pension savers nearing retirement are having to make large top-ups to their schemes or defer taking benefits
Flat sales for flat-pack homes
Prefabricated homes feel the impact of adverse economic winds
Treasury to keep banks at arm's length
The state's £37bn stake in part-nationalised banks will be held at arm's length with no direct boardroom representation, say those charged with managing the investments
Number of people facing bankruptcy hits 20000 Ministry of Justice figures show
Bankruptcy levels reach their second highest since 1995.
Britain faces whiplash epidemic
The number of people with avoidable whiplash injuries is soaring.
News Headlines
Why it pays to be an early bird
How investors at start of tax year gained £25,000 over two decades. By Melanie Wright.
What the brokers' say
Top brokers give their views on the Carphone Warehouse, Morrison Supermarkets, Next and others.
Jessica investigates
Many readers complain that the financial institutions that are keen to take their money are less willing to answer legitimate questions. Sometimes the power of the press, in the shape of Jessica Gorst-Williams, can help.
Sweeping away the petty restrictions
By Hyman Wolanski
Citywire
Morgan's Japan fund aims to target investor irrationality
Metal gurus get into gold
Concerns about the US economy and the dollar are driving an increased interest in the commodity, says Paul Farrow.
'I served 15 years for nothing'
A quirk in the pensions legislation means that Nigel Lodge will not get a penny in retirement after years of loyal service. But he and others in his position are not taking it lying down, he tells Paul Farrow.
The cost of belittling the small print
Whether it's a shortfall in insurance cover or a penalty for repaying a loan early, 6m Britons lose out because they failed to read the terms and conditions. Emma Simon reports.
Pass on your pension to your kids
On your 75th birthday you will have to spend what's left of your pension pot on an annuity. But it's possible to take out almost all of the money beforehand. John Greenwood explains.
Annuities that live on
The Government has been criticised for forcing people to buy annuities but experts say that the long-term security they give makes them the most suitable choice for the great majority of those retiring. This is because they guarantee to pay a fixed income for the rest of your life, regardless of how long you survive.
Money editor's comment
We're just a few steps away from the brink, says Paul Farrow.
Brown takes a pasting
A poster showing Gordon Brown destroying thousands of workers' pensions has been unveiled.
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