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Major UK bank to pay £50 to 12 million customers

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Bank systems down on payday again, leaving many unable to pay bills

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Woman lost £20k to scammers after replying to fake TV licence email

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Bank outages: what to do if payments are still missing

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HSBC mobile app outage frustrates thousands of users - what to do

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Bank to pay customers £100

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Going Green: Lots to celebrate that will help the planet

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House prices wobble - making homes more affordable for wannabe owners

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Nationwide warns housing market could be hit by higher interest rates

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Nationwide to pay £100 into customers’ accounts - who’s eligible

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Fraudster jailed for running multimillion-pound scam website in UK

The Metropolitan Police caught him following their  ‘largest-ever’ fraud investigation

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Best savings accounts and cash ISAs at the moment

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UK housing market 2023: Property price growth continues to decline

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UK house prices fall in October for first time in 15 months

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These are the companies signed-up to the Real Living Wage as workers set for a p...

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Thousands of workers will get a pay rise today - here's who's eligible

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House prices are at an all-time high due to coronavirus - this is why

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Here’s what is likely to happen to house prices during the recession

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Everything first-time buyers need to know about purchasing property during a pan...

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These are the new money transfer rules you’ll have to follow from 30 June

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This new savings account offers £100 prizes to regular savers

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Hundreds of Nationwide customers have been charged twice - here’s how to check i...

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Why saying 'happy birthday' on Facebook could put you and your friends at risk o...

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5 free apps to help you save money without even noticing

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Toys R Us: Everything you need to know about it going in to administration

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Only one month left to spend your old pound coins

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Attending a wedding can set you back £800

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Brits quizzed on the future of payments

Biometric payments are the future according to more than half of Brits, while the inventor of text messaging claims people will soon transact with simple words and gestures.

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Poll puts mums and mates at top of loyalty list

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One in five Brits expect to reach retirement with £2,500 in savings

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Lonely people are four times more likely to be victims of fraud

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Warning over '˜convincing' fake Amazon emails

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Money worries the biggest cause of stress

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Parents join '˜University of Austerity' as they take on student debt

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What's in your wallet?

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Wishes of the average 40-year-old ...

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7 reasons why parents raid their kids' piggy banks

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Don’t let Black Friday turn into a black eye day!

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