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- Consumers 'can save money on oil'
- Graduate job prospects 'to improve this year'
- Mortgage overpayments 'make more sense than saving'
- Staycations 'will become more common in 2012'
- Research: People embracing volunteering
- Landlords 'must be aware of responsibilities'
- REC: Many firms planning to hire in 2012
- Long-term mortgages 'becoming more popular'
- Older people 'must be aware of financial help'
- Homeowners advised on stamp duty deadline
- Study: 18% of retirees will be in debt
- Landlords 'need more support'
- More employers 'offering salary sacrifice schemes'
- Repossessions 'to be common in 2012'
- Families 'having to dip into savings'
- Older people 'eager to continue working'
- Expert: More people entering buy-to-let sector
- Storms 'lead to 28% rise in car insurance claims'
- Credit cards 'not the answer to January debts'
- Struggling homeowners 'should consult lenders'
- Motorists 'should regularly update driving skills'
- Study: Millions of Britons work while on holiday
- More landlords 'will rent out single rooms in 2012'
- Britons 'becoming more worried about finances'
- Study: 1.6m drivers have old license photos
- CIPD: 48% experienced pay freeze in 2011
- Housing market 'still tough for first-time buyers'
- Property market 'unlikely to improve in 2012'
- Britons 'must be aware of credit charges'
- Rural housing 'becoming more unaffordable'
- Wage drops 'affecting small businesses'
- Housing market 'will take years to recover'
- Study: Money causes most concern among Britons
- New mortgage rules 'must not stunt access'
- Managers 'must focus on staff needs'
- Flatsharing 'can help people save a deposit'
- Car insurance 'essential regardless of cost'
- Study: Pay awards remain static
- Govt to reform 142 motoring regulations
- First-time buyers 'should hold fire in 2012'
- Year-round saving 'sensible ahead of Christmas'
- Expert: Now could be perfect time for a career break
- Conditions 'improving for first-time buyers'
- Work-life boundaries 'becoming less clear'
- Strict budget 'vital at Christmas'
- Rental market 'needs greater regulation'
- SMI funds 'should not be paid direct to tenants'
- Consumers urged to avoid festive payday loans
- Buy-to-let sector 'to grow in 2012'
- Bosses 'should cut workers some slack at Christmas'
- Landlords 'feeling confident at present'
- Managers' attitudes 'causing pay gap to widen'
- Parents 'should teach kids about money early'
- Stamp duty removal 'will harm first-time buyers'
- Planning ahead 'can prevent Christmas debt'
- Employees 'should be aware of pension situation'
- Research: Millions planning to work after retirement age
- Govt criticised over new first-time buyer scheme
- Drivers 'more likely to take risks in company cars'
- Landlords urged to check out prospective tenants
- Expert: Social media can help businesses to develop
- Expert: Spending Christmas abroad can relieve festive stress
- Consumers urged to be wary of payday loans
- Buy-to-let market 'will remain strong'
- UK jobs market 'to remain stagnant'
- Expert: Fixed-rate mortgages will not drop further
- Exercise 'can help ease money worries'
- Workers 'face average annual commute of 200 hours'
- First-time buyers 'would be helped by new MIG scheme'
- Japan's tourism industry 'to bounce back next year'
- People in debt 'must not suffer in silence'
- Landlords 'must have carbon monoxide alarms'
- Study: Firms budgeting for 3% pay rises in 2012
- Parents urged to save for children
- Govt 'should trial 80 mph speed limit'
- Future of UK housing market 'tough to predict'
- Study shows consumer dissatisfaction with FSA
- Ireland 'perfect for a cheap getaway'
- Motorists 'need effective cover ahead of winter'
- Expert: Strong demand for new homes remains
- Consumers 'must avoid credit card temptation'
- Managers 'need to encourage workers'
- Consumers 'must plan ahead financially'
- People in debt must not ignore problem, expert says
- Drivers 'should learn even after passing test'
- Study: Women spend more learning to drive than men
- Govt 'could take measures to create jobs'
- Buy-to-let market 'remains strong'
- Students 'must keep up with credit card repayments'
- Managers 'must promote positivity'
- Landlords 'face tough task making old homes green'
- Older Britons 'tend to be more financially savvy'
- Green measures 'can help drive down energy bills'
- RBS and Lloyds lambasted over ATM charges
- Remortgaging 'rose by nearly one-third in August'
- Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher 'to divorce'
- FFA: Cheque and phone banking fraud losses rise
- Britons struggling financially 'should seek help'
- Landlords 'must deal with tenant problems quickly'
- Report: HR pay awards set to remain static in 2012
- Study: Degree results have large impact on salaries
- Florida 'has much more than just theme parks'
- Struggling homeowners 'must talk to lenders'
- BCC: Deregulation needed in employment sector
- Drivers urged to take precautions ahead of autumn
- Demand for rental properties 'on the up'
- Study: Younger workers more likely to 'pull a sickie'
- Deposit demands 'making life tough for first-time buyers'
- Motorists 'can access cost-effective car insurance'
- BRC: Retailers eager to employ younger people
- Struggling mortgage holders 'have options open to them'
- Employers 'should be cautious with social media'
- Free banking 'coming to an end'
- Online firms 'will not necessarily create new jobs'
- Cost of dying increasing rapidly, study shows
- Britons looking for employment 'must stay positive'
- Employment sector 'will see skills shortages in 2012'
- First-time buyers 'need govt help'
- Expert: Consumers will benefit from ICB recommendations
- Student accommodation in cities 'a good investment option'
- Consumers see interest rates held at 0.5%
- Expert: More Britons opting to take staycations
- Pension schemes most common employee benefit, study shows
- Fixed-rate mortgages 'may still be best'
- Performance-related pay 'often provides no incentive'
- Britons 'may be able to claim on insurance after hurricane'
- First-time buyers 'need innovative schemes from financiers'
- Managers urged to be open with workers about finances
- Consumers 'must plan ahead financially for holidays'
- Rental property demand 'going through the roof'
- Landlords 'enjoying greater access to mortgages'
- Research: Many Britons return from holiday unhappy
- Research: Drivers wasting £2.4bn annually
- Expert: Volunteering improves employability
- Holidaymakers 'must check all-inclusive small print'
- Switching utilities provider 'can save money'
- Best mortgages 'designed for investors with high equity'
- Meetings can stunt productivity, bosses told
- Consumers 'must do their homework before taking out credit'
- Rental property 'a safe investment'
- Travellers 'must take out insurance before gap year'
- Interim workers 'must fit in with permanent staff'
- Property sector 'being stifled by high deposits'
- Houses near Premier League stadiums 'have soared in value'
- Regular cleaning 'essential for car maintenance'
- MP calls for car insurance price cut
- Bank 'has overestimated UK's 2011 growth figures'
- First-time buyer activity 'some way off returning to full health'
- Traveller confidence in New York 'has returned following 9/11'
- Fixed-rate mortgages 'will grow in popularity'
- CIPD: Pay freezes more common than rises in 2011
- Interest rate hold 'based on global weakness'
- Bank of England maintains interest rates at 0.5%
- Expert: Travellers must set a budget and stick to it
- Demand for housing 'has remained despite recession'
- Workers have 'unrealistic expectations' about new roles
- Confidence 'returning to housing market'
- Justin Timberlake speaks of parents' divorce
- Alexander McQueen's will leaves cash to dogs
- Pet owners 'cannot find rental accommodation'
- People 'are never too young' to think about wills
- Speed cameras 'are not working'
- 'Greater regulation needed' in the buy-to-let sector
- Lancaster motorists avoid speeding fines
- CML: Gross mortgage lending up in June
- Working hours 'have dipped slightly since 2006'
- Conditions for landlords 'improving all the time'
- Council 'owes £17k in parking ticket refunds'
- European citizens 'should all be able to access a bank account'
- Shortage of rental properties 'set to continue'
- Confidence 'returning slowly to employment sector'
- Expert: Never a better time to invest in buy-to-let property
- Expert welcomes new car insurance fraud taskforce
- Modest pay rises 'set to help UK economy'
- Consumers 'will see base rate rise in 2011'
- Women 'reluctant to take responsibility for car maintenance'
- Expert: More landlords to enter buy-to-let market
- Firms fined after fatal accident at work
- CBI: Inflation may cause Bank to hike base rate soon
- London property prices 'will continue to rise'
- London council to refund £1.1m in parking fines
- Drivers 'lie to get cheaper car insurance'
- Many firms 'not making flexible working provisions for Olympics'
- Banking reforms 'must benefit consumers'
- Houses near schools 'good investment for landlords'
- Leadership 'essential for NHS to survive reforms'
- Managers 'should permit social media use in the workplace'
- Official data: House prices dropped 0.4% in May
- Volunteering 'increases long-term employment prospects'
- Car insurance 'becoming unaffordable for younger motorists'
- Landlords 'must communicate clearly to avoid tenant disputes'
- NHS 'faces tough times ahead'
- Short-term outlook for mortgage market is bleak, expert says
- London employment market 'improving after recession'
- New car insurance law 'will make roads safer'
- Accident at work results in death
- NLA calls for sustainability for landlords
- Pay rises 'to be rare in private sector'
- Expert dismisses govt's FirstBuy property scheme
- Research: 14% of graduates work more than 50 hours weekly
- First-time buyers 'should head north'
- Employers' hiring intentions 'being stifled by weak recovery'
- Govt confirms changes to NHS reforms
- Employment statistics 'represent mixed news'
- Landlords urged to become more tax-efficient
- Govt talks on NHS refreshing, says expert
- Base rate rise 'will not affect mortgage holders in near future'
- Father to make NHS complaint after son's death
- Coach driver issued 'disgraceful' parking ticket
- Mortgages 'should not be accessible for everyone'
- Younger workers 'less likely to ask for help'
- NHS reform review 'a step in the right direction'
- Expert predicts mortgage market bounce in May
- Parking ticket issued to disabled man rescinded
- TUC: Low-paid workers have endured poor pay increases
- Mortgage value restriction 'would not work'
- Government pledges £6m to NHS initiative
- Private sector seeing pay rises, research shows
- Property hunters 'not missing out on good deals'
- CIPD: 65% of employers to increase pay in 2011
- Managers 'want staff to expand skill set'
- Property seekers 'may be rewarded with price drop soon'
- Govt's healthcare plans 'should be changed or abolished'
- Managers 'need to lead by example to enhance workplace morale'
- New law 'likely to cause more harm than good'
- Lack of first-time buyers 'is not surprising'
- Mourners' parking tickets rescinded
- Motorists reminded of upcoming insurance law changes
- First-time buyers 'should shop around for mortgages'
- Employees 'now more interested in salary sacrifice schemes'
- Landlords 'should invest in student housing'
- Elderly people 'can take measures to prevent accidents at home'
- CIPD: Pay statistics 'remarkably good'
- Government urged to amend NHS proposals
- Mortgage rates 'bound to increase sooner rather than later'
- David Cameron insists NHS reform 'essential'
- Saving for a deposit 'extremely tough for first-time buyers'
- Disabled motorist gets parking ticket cancelled
- Report: Staff saw pay rise in April
- North-south property divide 'will continue to grow'
- Expert: Lenders will not offer higher LTVs
- Workers 'now looking more closely at employer benefits'
- Tracker mortgage holders 'unlikely to see base rate rise this year'
- Car manufacturer fined after accident at work
- CIPD: Workplace morale has hit record lows
- High-end property market 'flourishing'
- Parking ticket revoked following appeal
- Pay rises 'being curtailed by new policies'
- Rental prices to 'hold up in near future'
- Research: Upward pressure unlikely to result in higher pay rises
- Employees 'happier if they integrate work and social lives'
- Low interest rates 'encouraging people to enter housing market'
- Research: 51% of Britons are without a will
- Government urged to avoid repeat of bank holiday confusion
- Mortgage lending 'set to remain static in near future'
- Research: 59% of drivers unaware of new insurance regulation
- Expert: Employers to embrace remote and virtual working
- Many firms 'anticipating positive lift among workers due to bank holidays'
- Rental market to be 'quite strong' in 2011
- Employers urged to make a decision over royal wedding to avoid discontent
- Lenders 'should be creative to attract homebuyers'
- Housing market to remain 'static' in 2011
- Outlook for employment sector 'remains uncertain'
- Many first-time buyers 'actively saving for their mortgage'
- Research: Most employers to allow workers time off for royal wedding
- Minimum wage rise 'remains way below inflation'
- Expert calls for reforms to the banking sector
- Expert predicts tough year for employment sector
- China clay firm penalised after accident at work
- Private sector pay rises 'will be modest at best in 2011'
- Flats 'set to become more popular in property market'
- Parking ticket issued to taxi driver refunded
- Employers advised to consider internal team-building exercises
- Accident at work leaves man with broken leg
- Market 'good for landlords looking to expand portfolios'
- Figures show falling house prices
- Driver wins appeal over parking ticket issued over failure to pay 10p charge
- Employers urged to offer workers more financial help
- Lending conditions 'set to improve for landlords'
- Ofgem unveils new energy pricing rules
- Expert: More Britons looking to rent rather than buy
- Osborne calls on Britons to bequeath wealth to charities
- Expert welcomes government's fuel duty cut
- Home sellers 'setting higher asking prices'
- Expert advises unhappy couples to consider collaborative divorce
- Government agrees to wage rise for low paid public sector workers
- Expert: Private rented sector would not benefit from more regulation
- Research shows median pay awards up in 2011
- Man set to appeal over 'disgraceful' parking ticket
- More Britons 'looking to sell homes'
- Homeowners 'need to review their mortgage regularly'
- Accident at work leads to arm amputation
- Lending conditions 'to improve for first-time buyers'
- Government calls for increased car insurance regulation to tackle fraud
- Bank of England opts to maintain base rate at 0.5%
- RLA: Tenants should be empowered with right to choose over Housing Benefit
- Consumers 'must play a part in combating credit fraud'
- Tenants 'will see rents remain steady in 2011'
- Consumers 'set to benefit from EU proposals'
- Accident at work caused 'ongoing health problems'
- Lenders 'to increase mortgage availability in 2011'
- Aston Villa and Martin O'Neill set for employment tribunal
- Accident at work leaves man with several broken bones
- Government urged to increase regulation of will writers
- Interest rate rise 'likely to impact on homeowners'
- Government report shows rising demand for rented property
- Homeowners and lenders 'communicating more clearly'
- Expert: Music can improve working conditions and decrease stress
- Accident at work leads to multiple injuries
- Landlords 'unlikely to benefit from more lending'
- Driver takes legal action against council
- Authority apologises over incorrect speeding ticket
- EHRC to investigate gay-only B&Bs
- NSS raises discrimination concerns over faith-based academies
- FCA will help to safeguard consumer rights, says Which?
- New homes 'cost more than pre-owned houses due to developers' incentives'
- Research: More people looking to purchase homes
- Government warned over legal aid cuts
- Government urged to extend NICs holiday to existing companies
- New landlords 'must make sure they are buying desirable properties'
- Drivers issued reminder of new insurance law
- Driver successfully gets parking ticket overturned
- Accident at work results in man losing three fingers
- Banks 'must offer better mortgage advice to first-time buyers'
- Expert: Consumers unlikely to see base rate rise until Q3
- BBA: More consumer advice needed in financial sector
- Interest rate rise 'would not affect mortgage approvals'
- CBI urges government to allow banks to finance private sector recovery
- Strong line managers 'key to high workplace morale'
- Research: 75% of Britons unhappy at work
- Government 'needs to encourage banks to lend to landlords'
- Bristol man suffers burns in accident at work
- Demand for mortgages 'increased in 2010'
- CIPD: Many employees concerned about lack of pension savings
- Potential homeowners 'will have to provide larger deposits this year'
- Accident at work leads to severe finger injury
- Small business owners 'need government support to expand'
- Expert: Making a will is essential
- BBA: UK must not accelerate ahead of EU on banking reforms
- Landlords 'unlikely to hike rents in near future'
- Expert: Business owners are fed up with taxation rules
- Report: Tenant demand reached record levels in 2010
- Expert: Housing prices unlikely to fall in 2011
- ABI urges motorists to be honest with insurers
- Research: Tenants saw rental charges fall in December 2010
- Workers 'facing difficult conditions in 2011'
- Man requires finger amputation after accident at work
- NAEA: More people looking to buy and sell homes in 2011
- Gay couple win compensation on grounds of discrimination
- Accident at work leads to horrific injury
- Employers 'should offer staff flexible working options'
- New mothers 'must plan before returning to work'
- Demand for rental properties 'to remain strong in 2011'
- Property market 'remains depressed in 2011'
- BIBA calls on government to stop rising car insurance prices
- Motorists 'must be aware of potholes'
- BBA welcomes new EU banking legislation proposal
- Woman 'furious' after getting fined for parking outside her home
- Government calls for house price stabilisation
- Expert: Mortgage market to remain flat in 2011
- Government scraps parking legislation
- Landlords 'anticipating strong 2011'
- Sustainability 'to become more important to landlords'
- Interest rate increase 'will lead to repossessions'
- Workers 'becoming aware of employment rights'
- Accident at work leaves man with severe leg injuries
- Banks 'must act to help small business owners in cold snap'
- Landlords 'concerned about social housing reforms'
- CML: Mortgage approvals slipped in November
- Contractor sustains broken bones during accident at work
- Long-term tenancies 'becoming the norm in the UK'
- Officials overturn parking ticket issued to grieving widow
- Accident at work causes man serious injuries
- Council: Landlords must provide tenants with fit housing
- BSA: People looking to buy houses in 2011
- Councillor intervenes to overturn parking ticket
- Outstanding mortgage loans 'up in Q3'
- Worker sustains serious arm injuries during accident
- Number of mortgages 'dropped in October'
- Government plans on legal aid 'could cost people £2m'
- Neighbourly dispute 'may endanger woman's life'
- Landlords and tenants 'must communicate over sustainability'
- Asbestos widow speaks out against govt plans
- People urged to appeal against motoring fines
- Marriage licence denied lesbian couple
- Employee fired for HIV status
- Property dispute sees neighbour ordered to pay compensation
- Office manager taking MP to court for failing to pay compensation
- Consumers 'still awaiting ash cloud compensation'
- Cold weather motoring advice provided
- Consumers 'losing out' by not switching current accounts
- Parents sue for clinical negligence
- Skiers holidaying 'without insurance'
- Student sues landlord after property fire
- Gay waiter suing for sexual harassment
- Sensitive health issues 'not raised with consumers'
- Stafford Hospital case could see doctors and nurses fired
- Probate valuation uncovers £53m vase
- Consumers may feel British Gas price hikes
- Life insurance 'not important' for consumers
- Accidents and injury sees mother call for blind ban
- £150k compensation for teacher who loses voice
- Heart surgery patients seeking compensation
- Consumers 'want banks to have ethical lending policies'
- Motoring Crash for Cash hotspots revealed
- Prospects 'improving' for first-time property buyers
- Family 'to benefit' from inheritances
- Motoring crime 'still a concern for majority'
- Consumer rights campaign Equal Love begins
- NHS pays out 'millions' after heart operations
- Property dispute sees neighbour attacked
- Potholes 'cost Cardiff £1.3m' in compensation claims
- Property owners 'scammed' by managing agents
- Consumers charged £1,700 for being 8p overdrawn
- Lincolnshire motorists 'could face hefty fines'
- Use of agency nurses in healthcare "a bad sign"
- 30m Brits 'currently without a will'
- Consumers urged to be cautious as British Summertime ends
- Compensation received for personal injury case
- Property dispute ends with jail sentence
- Car dealer penalised for selling under false pretences
- Selling a car 'sees motorists lose £500'
- Poor property sees landlord fined
- Whistleblowing watchdog 'could be set up'
- Consumers 'can claim £200 a day' for poor electricity service
- LGBT people 'twice as likely' to experience harassment at work
- Property dispute sees teenager blow up car
- Consumers 'afraid' to switch current accounts
- Property disputes more likely after 50?
- Legal aid 'could be refused' if mediation is not attempted
- Disabled motorists 'to pay for parking'
- Gay vicar's civil partnership postponed
- Personal injury claim made after woman finds frog in wine
- New legal ombudsman set up to help consumers
- Community service for truck driver after parking space row
- Consumers' travel insurance 'necessary'
- Whistleblower wins employment tribunal
- Parking tickets illegally issued, expert says
- Four-year boundary dispute results in broken arm
- FSCP urges government to lift lid on bank behaviour
- Consumers' financial complaints 'reach thousands daily'
- Property disputes 'often involve rubbish bins'
- £10.6m paid out for Midlands councils accidents and injury claims
- Motoring tickets could soon climb
- Stafford Hospital accepts help to handle complaints backlog
- Suicide patients' living wills 'risky'
- Lib dems call for marriage for same-sex couples
- Morgan Freeman and wife finalise divorce
- Car parking ticket issued to mobility scooter owner
- Banks 'legally raiding' consumer accounts to settle debts
- Work needed to improve 'basic property management'
- Students advised on university travel risk
- Keeping up with different rates could lead to bank charges
- Property news: 1m Brits 'fall victim to landlord scams'
- Motoring fees 'to stay' in NHS car parks
- Consumers' savings strategy 'not sustainable'
- Consumers 'should investigate all the options when buying a house'
- Career breaks 'a viable option for staff'
- Could consumers be affected by food inflation?
- 'Costlier energy plans' sold to consumers
- Car insurance for old models 'not always cheaper'
- Lifestyle breaks 'growing in popularity'
- Businesses have 'lack of understanding about mental health issues'
- Home purchasers might react to fall in house prices
- Stricter rules on debt management promotions 'a good thing'
- Consumers 'not telling lenders about financial problems'
- Good locations 'the biggest consideration for UK property purchasers'
- What will drop in unemployment mean for the UK's jobs market?
- Term-time family holidays 'not a surprise'
- 'High level of demand' for first-time mortgages
- Building firms handed £125k fine after accident at work
- Sound insurance policy 'a crucial factor for higher education learners'
- Buy-to-let investors 'becoming more evident'
- One-third of cyclists have had bike stolen, report shows
- Protecting the home 'an important step for holidaymakers'
- Highest rate of would-be car buyers recorded for three years, survey shows
- Home buyers could capitalise on buy-to-let demand
- Under-18s 'risking valuables by hosting house parties'
- Many consumers getting 'a raw deal on broadband'
- Economic climate 'putting a dampener on savings rates'
- Students 'could benefit from existing insurance arrangements'
- Why Britain's northern seaside towns could prove a hit with home buyers
- AXA claims a high proportion of pensioners have money worries
- Expert gives backing to London's affordable housing plans
- UK drivers 'spending unnecessary cash at the pump'
- UK could see rise in repossessions
- Ten-year high for older workers in unemployment
- Fixed-rate mortgages 'rising in popularity'
- Finance for buy-to-let mortgages 'slowly improving'
- Passport losses 'are easily preventable'
- Consumers set to witness landline price hikes
- Home buyers 'should have information at their fingertips'
- Students 'take nearly £4k worth of possessions to university'
- Low base rate 'vital for economic recovery'
- Home buyers 'happy to pay premium for school catchment areas'
- Consumers 'taking on debt to fund holidays'
- Staff mental health issues 'should be taken seriously'
- Why stricter broadband advertising rules might benefit consumers
- Many motorists 'keen on stricter driving regulations'
- Age of austerity sees rise in discount hunters, report shows
- Could warm weather crank up home insurance demand?
- 'More funds should be available' for business operators
- Broadband speed advertisements 'must be more accurate'
- Crime in rural areas increasing, study indicates
- Home improvements 'should take precedence over holiday trips'
- One-fifth of landlords have tenants in rent arrears
- Could new OFT guidelines improve consumer rights?
- 'Progress made' in reducing uninsured driving
- Tax credit changes 'could have an impact on families'
- Rental prices set to rise, expert says
- Can divorce end up being a positive experience?
- Tube station value 'a factor for those buying a house'
- Legislation 'should be introduced to protect mobile phone users'
- Expert says bank accounts should be a right 'for all consumers'
- Travel money value 'alters from region to region'
- Consumer inflation falls during June
- Car purchasers 'happy to play hardball'
- House purchase lending 'continues to rise'
- Thorough documentation 'can help mortgage holders avoid risks'
- New consumer protection guidelines announced
- Consumers 'using equity to pay off debts'
- Low wages and high living costs 'making life tougher in the UK'
- 'High demand' for low carbon vehicles among consumers
- Employees should take staff health and wellbeing into account, expert says
- Recession 'has been harder for female financial workers with kids'
- Consumers 'will buy cars before VAT increase'
- Credit card interest rates 'will continue rising'
- Wills should be planned to minimise IHT, writer says
- Scrapping of default retirement age 'is a positive step'
- Minimum wage rise 'will help prevent exploitation'
- May: I've changed my mind over gay rights'
- Some mums 'forced to cut maternity leave short'
- Recession 'may be leading to rise in age discrimination'
- Landlords may be affected by planned HMO changes
- Consumer rights breached by firm, Ofcom rules
- 'Important' consumers know their rights about wills
- Prime minister makes pledge over civil partnerships
- Same-sex marriages 'should be permitted'
- BRC calls for govt action on bank charges
- Protest staged by divorced fathers over parenting rights
- Compensation sought over holiday sickness
- Register of landlords was "well-meaning but flawed"
- Consumers 'may skimp on car maintenance'
- Travel insurance policies 'may not cover children'
- Motorists caught speeding given chance to avoid tickets
- Renting property 'will remain popular option'
- Fall in value of the pound 'is putting people off travelling'
- Broadcaster receives increasing number of sex discrimination claims
- Older people 'increasingly likely to seek divorce'
- Will making process is important, expert says
- Retirement age plans welcomed by one firm
- Holidaymakers heading to South Africa offered tips
- Divorce risk 'elevated due to economic problems'
- Relying on credit cards to pay bills 'can lead to problems'
- Govt paternity right policies criticised by union rep
- Dispute between neighbours ends in speaking ban
- Holidaymakers heading to Jamaica issued warning
- Car buyers at risk of finance fraud?
- Divorce risk 'raised due to happiness gap'
- Govt scraps HIPs requirement
- Govt 'needs to clarify benefits of buying electric cars'
- Construction firms 'have a responsibility to protect workers' wellbeing'
- Couples 'less likely to divorce if man helps around the home'
- PPI ban 'could have negative impact on consumers'
- Warning issued to holidaymakers travelling to World Cup
- Family seek compensation for holiday problems
- BBA speaks out against PPI ban
- Children involved in speeding crackdown
- Govt minister 'is committed to flexible working for mothers'
- Travel insurance vital 'despite volcanic exclusions'
- Divorce case ruling will be "keenly watched"
- Complaints over bank charges 'on the increase'
- Motorist left outraged by parking ticket
- Mortgage market for landlords 'improving'
- Motorists who misfuel 'should not drive on'
- Managers 'have a duty to watch out for stress among workers'
- Workers in small firms 'more aware of sex discrimination'
- Compensation claims for work-related disease 'can help'
- Borrowers 'should be tactical about credit card debt'
- People 'prepared to pay a premium for nice neighbours'
- Insurance price hikes 'will not be welcomed by young female drivers'
- Couples 'may be put off cohabiting and marriage due to finances'
- "Huge age discrimination" remains in UK
- Brits 'may be concerned about reliance on credit'
- Those planning to engage in DIY 'should check insurance'
- Workers 'should not have to retire at 65'
- Loud voices 'causing many disputes between neighbours'
- Appeals made for leniency in car parking tickets
- Insurance policy small print 'may increase due to travel chaos'
- Loud noise at work 'contributing to hearing loss in UK'
- Pay 'is not the only important thing for workers
- Landlords 'restricted by lack of finance'
- Holidaymakers 'falling victim to thieves'
- Tory party's civil partnership plans "an afterthought"
- Insurers 'will respond to volcano travel disruption in different ways'
- TUC welcomes commitments over minimum wage
- Men 'more likely to take action over employment grievances'
- Consumers 'prepared to make fake home insurance claims'
- Landlords 'should ensure they conduct tenant checks'
- Assets accrued before marriage 'shouldn't be included in divorces'
- 'Rise' in insurance claims made for cars stolen from driveways
- Working parents 'now have more choice over childcare'
- Holidaymakers seek compensation over poor hygiene
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- Tenancy deposit legislation 'working'
- Paternity leave development 'is good news'
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- New mortgage products 'making property purchases easier'
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- Status quo regarding women in business 'must be changed'
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- Initiative may lead to reduction in workplace accidents
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- Angina attack victim disputes parking ticket
- Expert issues flood insurance warning
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- UK's gender pay gap 'must be addressed'
- Employers 'discriminate against disabled people'
- Credit concerns 'affecting behaviour of consumers'
- Assumptions 'should not be made about absence of wills'
- Workers 'increasingly suffering due to workplace bullying'
- Motorists issued refunds over incorrect speeding tickets
- Male drivers 'perceived as higher risk by insurers'
- Holidaymakers seek compensation after suffering sickness
- Race discrimination "endemic" in schools
- Unfinalised divorce saw Peter Sellers's wife inherit £4.5m
- Overdraft charges 'increasingly confusing'
- HSE: Thousands suffer workplace injuries due to falls from height
- Parking tickets at shopping centre come under fire
- Women 'should speak up over pay discrimination'
- Cohabiting couples may get new inheritance rights
- People thinking of confronting nuisance neighbours 'should consider safety'
- New proposals announced by protect credit at store card users
- Millions of Britons lacking wills, study finds
- Extended vehicle scrappage scheme goes live
- Will disputes 'on the increase'
- Rental arrears 'worrying for landlords'
- Fathers 'should not be subject to paternity leave discrimination'
- People suffering race discrimination 'should take case to tribunal'
- Landlords told to be thorough with tenant checks
- Popularity of prenups 'to rise' (category: family - divorce)
- Family takes legal action over holiday illness
- Banks still giving "poor customer service and shoddy sales tactics"
- Workplace discrimination victims 'may be set for increased payouts'
- Local authorities 'should use existing laws to tackle rogue landlords'
- 'Greater emphasis' needs to be placed on flexible working benefits
- Legal battle to overrule will proves successful
- Divorcing couples 'increasingly turning to collaborative approach'
- Good garages 'should warn motorists about worn tyres in advance'
- Divorce laws 'must be updated'
- Banks to provide greater transparency over current accounts
- Drivers consider launching petition over parking tickets
- Calls made for new measures to tackle rogue landlords
- Employers 'should include staff in discussions concerning redundancies'
- Consumers 'should not neglect making wills'
- Greater regulation of sale and rent back schemes needed, expert says
- Broadband users 'not having problems resolved'
- Older consumers 'should have more help getting insurance'
- Car scrappage scheme 'has bolstered consumer confidence'
- Reports of neighbourhood disturbance 'on the rise'
- Landlords 'critical over national register'
- Housing association tenants 'more satisfied with landlords'
- Farmers urged to make wills
- Road accident victims 'will benefit from new compensation scheme'
- Calls made for changes in divorce laws
- Landlords 'suffering due to lack of mortgage lending'
- Govt helpline 'will help workers understand their rights'
- Consumers 'value customer service among financial service providers'
- New parental leave rules 'will enhance gender equality'
- Defamation laws "need to be updated"
- Thousands issued parking tickets in Cheltenham
- Disgruntled holidaymaker succeeds in getting payout
- Parental leave to be made more flexible
- Employment conditions for disabled people 'must be improved'
- Writing a will is an "expression of a wish"
- Many landlords 'concerned over possible rental arrears'
- Calls made for expansion of consumer travel cover
- Bank charges 'need to be clearer'
- 'More people' renegotiating divorce settlements
- Gender pay gap 'significant in banking sector'
- Internet proposals 'may harm consumer rights'
- Calls made for extension of motor scrappage scheme
- PPI point of sale ban should remain, consumer group says
- Over-50s 'less likely to incur late fees on credit card repayments'
- Pre-nups 'becoming more common'
- Database for NLA members launched
- Workers with mental health problems 'still face discrimination'
- Poor pay increases 'a sign of economic pressures'
- "Little prospect" of loan rates falling
- Man launches campaign against parking tickets
- Divorce settlements 'being delayed until economy recovers'
- Pets 'causing disputes between neighbours'
- Priest speaks out against comments made over civil partnerships
- Rail passengers to receive compensation 'for 7-hour journey'
- Consumers 'may have a claim' due to flawed credit agreements
- UK divorce laws are 'outdated'
- Interest on IHT 'will help government budget deficit'
- Careless driving proposals "could trivialise the offence"
- Parents 'more aware' of importance of wills
- Lower interest rates 'good for landlords and tenants'
- New landlord database 'may be confusing'
- 'Consult a solicitor' when making a will
- Alternatives to high street banks 'good for consumers'
- Domestic abuse victims 'to be assisted in divorce efforts by new courts'
- Employment law breaches uncovered by investigation
- Motorists 'can avoid large bills through regular car maintenance'
- Tenants 'lacking awareness of deposit protection'
- Speed cameras "there to save lives"
- Expert advises against relying on inheritances to fund retirement
- New rules for landlords "unreasonable"
- Holidaymakers injured in terrorist attacks to qualify for compensation
- 'Many people unaware of legal aid'
- Landlords 'may face legal bills due to lack of insurance'
- Many workers 'unaware of flexible working rights'
- New rules 'may restrict consumers' access to credit'
- Tenants 'ignoring EPCs'
- Progress in reducing gender pay gap "stalling", report suggests
- Secrecy of royal wills may be about to lapse
- Agency workers register grievances over treatment
- Quakers consider issue of civil partnerships
- Consumers' holiday rights examined
- Radio presenter to sue Jacqui Smith for defamation
- Legal aid proposals postponed
- Waiver on bank charge complaints extended
- 'Fewer speeding tickets' issued in Sussex
- 'Clock ticking' over SRB scheme applications
- Woman receives compensation after suffering discomfort due to holiday
- Pay freezes 'unfair on workers'
- Companies 'legally obliged to protect safety of younger workers'
- Cohabitation prior to marriage 'increases likelihood of divorce'
- Current parental leave provisions 'inadequate'
- Many Britons 'lacking wills'
- Court ruling 'good news for landlords'
- Motorists 'confused by vehicle maintenance charges'
- "Cooling off period" for divorce seekers to be recommended
- CAB reports problems with legal aid access
- Working mums in UK 'suffer big pay penalties'
- Charity leader defends stance on civil partnerships
- Trading standards take action over building work complaints
- Proposed laws to help tenants 'need to be rethought'
- Court ruling 'could pave way for changes to pre-nups'
- Credit card providers 'giving unrequested limit extensions'
- Regulation of SRB schemes now in place
- Workplace bullying victim secures compensation
- Many drivers 'may be refunded for speeding tickets'
- Wife loses legal bid to renegotiate divorce settlement
- Fathers 'need more flexible working time'
- Firm issues vehicle purchase warning
- Credit card firms "wrong" to reject insurance claims
- Consumers urged to make wills before emigrating
- Concerns expressed over possible decline of legal aid
- Recession 'may lead to more accidents at work'
- Regulations 'need to focus on better outcomes for consumers'
- 'Backlash will occur' if employees are made to pay for economic crisis
- Divorcing later in life 'can adversely affect finances'
- Couple receive £27k in compensation over insurance
- Victim of workplace bullying returns to job in council
- Independent garages urged to sign up to code of practice
- Freedom of Information Act 'comes of age'
- Attitudes towards working mothers 'have improved'
- New initiative launched to help with disputes between neighbours
- Consumers 'favour sentimental items over money in wills'
- Turner issues warning to mortgage payment protection providers
- Couple seek compensation over holiday
- Many potential motor speeding convictions in Lancashire 'withdrawn'
- Michael Owen successful in defamation claim
- New regulations concerning 'sale and rent back' schemes to be introduced
- Suspension of parental leave plans announced
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