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Archived 2011-07 news (page 3):
 | Utilities: British Gas customers exposed to another price rise |
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| 9th July 2011 | Utility bills for British Gas customers are on the rise once again, as the company announces its latest price increases for gas and electricity.
Later this year, gas will rise by 18 per cent, while electricity will be 16 per cent more expensive.
Mike O'Connor, chief executive o... | |
 | Car Insurance UK: Get what you pay for with car insurance |
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| 7th July 2011 | Buying the cheapest car insurance policy may not give drivers the level of cover they need, one expert has suggested.
Malcolm Tarling, spokesman for the Association of British Insurers, explained that not all policies will offer the same amount of protection for the same price.
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 | Credit Cards: Credit card rewards 'being neglected' |
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| 6th July 2011 | Credit card users are missing out on around £3.6 billion of rewards every year by failing to make the most of their financial products, American Express has found.
Two-thirds of people have not made the most of rewards on their... | |
 | Car Insurance UK: Lying 'not an option' when taking out car insurance |
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| 5th July 2011 | Drivers need to make sure they are being completely upfront with their car insurance company, a spokesman for Moneynet.co.uk has emphasised.
Andrew Hagger pointed out that it can be tempting to lie in order to gain cheaper premiums, although this may not be beneficial in the long run.
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 | Loans UK: Payday loans come with risks, warns expert |
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| 5th July 2011 | Consumers need to be aware of the risks associated with taking out a payday loan, one expert has pointed out.
Justin Modray of candidmoney.com noted that there are "potentially horrific costs" to be incurred when taking ... | |
 | Car Insurance UK: Children accuse parents of poor driving |
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| 1st July 2011 | Many kids believe their parents are not behaving responsibly as they drive, a new Continental Tyres poll has found.
A significant proportion (63 per cent) of children admitted they would describe their mum or dad's driving as aggressive, with 13 per cent claiming to being embarrassed by... | |
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