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Detectives and SFO reveal inquiry into big 'Ponzi' scheme and several 'mini-Madoffs'
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Credit binges
It won't be the big lenders throwing the next party
Mortgage lending growth weak as credit crunch bites
Mortgage lending rose by much less than expected in January and approvals for home loans held near a record low, in a sign that house prices may have much further to fall.
The great credit-card crunch... or why firms squeeze us for extra fees
As the recession bites, retailers, airlines, entertainment firms and even government departments are increasingly imposing fees on consumers when they use their credit or debit cards to pay for goods and services.
Probe into insurer's 'misleading' Iggy Pop ad
A car insurer admitted today it refuses to cover musicians - despite featuring Iggy Pop in its adverts.
A lot of little pensions...one big question
Chiara Cavaglieri and Julian Knight on how job-hoppers can rearrange the deckchairs if they have funds that won't buy an annuity
Online tax returns up 50%
The number of people filing tax returns online soared by 50% this year to hit a new record, figures showed today.
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