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04 February 2012
Annuity sales 'unfair and opaque': The way annuities are sold is costing half a million retirees each year as much as £1bn in future pension income, the National Association of Pension Funds says.
03 February 2012
1.1 million face £100 tax fines: Just over one million taxpayers face a penalty of £100 for failing to submit their self-assessment tax returns on time, HM Revenue and Customs says.
03 February 2012
Personal insolvencies 'down 11%': Fewer people were declared insolvent in 2011 in England and Wales than in 2010, but the number of companies going bust increased.
03 February 2012
'Sale and rent back' closed down: The sale and rent back industry has been almost completely closed down, says the Financial Services Authority.
03 February 2012
Mobility aid sellers in spotlight: Action has been taken against mobility aids traders following a warning from the regulator over sales of the products.
02 February 2012
Hackers fool bank security system: Criminal hackers have found ways around new security devices used for online banking, the BBC has learned.
01 February 2012
MPs reverse Lords welfare defeats: MPs overturn a series of defeats inflicted on the government's welfare reform bill by peers, voting to reinstate child benefit into the proposed £26,000 total cap on payments.
01 February 2012
Ash claims finally given go-ahead: Some 300 travellers with insurance claims resulting from the ash cloud disruption in May 2010 will finally have their cases resolved.
01 February 2012
Winter freeze for UK house prices: UK house prices started the new year with a slight decline - falling by 0.2% in January compared with the previous month, the Nationwide says.
01 February 2012
Case for tax cuts 'is stronger': The argument for the chancellor to cut taxes to boost the economy is stronger than it was a year ago, the Institute for Fiscal Studies says.
01 February 2012
Pension scheme availability drops: The proportion of final-salary pension schemes still open to new recruits in the private sector fell last year from 18% to just 16%, figures show.
01 February 2012
Plans for fewer MOTs are dropped: The government has given up its plans to reduce the frequency of MOT tests.
31 January 2012
Gym contracts under investigation: Gym membership contracts are to be put under the spotlight by the fair trading regulator, following customer complaints.
01 February 2012
UK workers 'richer but stressed': Britons are richer and more stressed than when the Queen came to the throne, a report by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development has found.
31 January 2012
Sainsbury's rebrands tiger bread: Sainsbury's is renaming its tiger bread after a letter a three-year-old girl wrote to the company, saying the bread looked more like a giraffe, went viral.
31 January 2012
200,000 homes 'at flooding risk': The Association of British Insurers estimates that up to 200,000 flood-prone homes could face insurance problems next year.
27 January 2012
Mortgage rates 'to be volatile': Brokers are telling new borrowers to expect mortgage rates to see-saw in the coming months, owing to economic uncertainty.
30 January 2012
House prices fell by 1.3% in 2011: House prices in England and Wales fell by 1.3% last year, to an average of £160,000, according to figures from the Land Registry.
31 January 2012
Pension change 'will save little': The government's latest public sector pension changes will make "little or no difference" to their long-term cost, a think tank says.
25 January 2012
Deadline shift for pension reform: Full implementation of a scheme to automatically enrol workers into a pension scheme will be in place three years later than first planned.
30 January 2012
Teaching union backs pension deal: The ATL teachers' union backs the government's revised deal on pensions in a ballot.
25 January 2012
National Savings cuts saving rate: The government savings body, National Savings & Investments, cuts the interest rate on its main savings account, the Direct Saver, to 1.5%.
08 January 2012
Credit union reforms introduced: New rules come into force which will free up credit unions in the UK to compete more effectively with banks.
21 December 2011
PPI payouts over 2011 'top £1bn': More than £1bn has now been paid in compensation this year to people who were mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI), figures show.
26 January 2012
Graduate pay 'will go up by 4%': Graduate pay will rise by 4% this year - the first increase since 2009, the Association of Graduate Recruiters has estimated.
15 January 2012
Miliband defends pay freeze move: Labour leader Ed Miliband defends his party's decision to support the government's pay freeze for public sector workers, despite union criticism.
08 December 2011
Hours worked in UK above average: Full-time employees in the UK work longer hours than the European Union average, according to the Office for National Statistics data.
02 February 2012
AUDIO: How safe is online banking?: Spencer Kelly talks to Winifred Robinson on Radio 4's You and Yours about the results of the BBC Click investigation into the new ways criminals are trying to hack into bank accounts.
01 February 2012
AUDIO: Work study: Longer hours but more stress: Dr John Philpott, chief economic adviser at the CIPD, and Professor Harriet Bradley, sociologist at Bristol University, discuss how working life has changed over the last 60 years.
28 January 2012
VIDEO: Your Money: To buy or not to buy?: In this week's Your Money, Declan Curry asks is it cheaper to buy or rent and gets advice on how to make your savings work harder - if interest rates stay low.
22 January 2012
VIDEO: 'Insurers undervalue wrecked cars': Complaints to an ombudsman about motor insurance rose by 29 per cent last year - with key gripes including valuations of written-off vehicles.
20 January 2012
AUDIO: How employment tribunals work: The head of consultancy at Employment Law Advisory Services told Radio 5 live how government proposals will change tribunals.
16 January 2012
AUDIO: Will users pay for online banking?: Stephen Whitehouse from PricewaterhouseCoopers explained why online banking was rising in popularity.
03 February 2012
Credit unions hoping to widen net: Credit unions hope a new law will boost membership numbers
02 February 2012
Automatic pension enrolment timetable: The timetable for the auto-enrolment into a pension
01 February 2012
Family life on benefits: The benefit family on £30,000+ a year
02 February 2012
Running a business: Your questions answered: A BBC panel of business experts answer readers' questions.
31 January 2012
Unilever to face more pension action: Union leaders plan next step in Unilever pension battle
29 January 2012
Ask the expert: Your debt questions: Are you worried about the amount of debt you owe?
26 January 2012
Inflation-beating investment options: What investments can help you beat inflation?