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23 February 2012
Stamp duty change prompts pick-up: The number of mortgage approvals for house purchases hit a two-year high in January ahead of the withdrawal of a stamp duty concession.
22 February 2012
New targets for tax inspectors: Tax inspectors will target the motor trade, market stallholders and clothing sellers as they extend their campaign against tax dodgers.
22 February 2012
PPI payments 'hit £1.9bn in 2011': Banks paid out £1.9bn in compensation in 2011 for the mis-selling of payment protection insurance, a watchdog says.
21 February 2012
Stamp price rise plans challenged: MPs challenge a regulator about plans to remove price caps on first-class stamps and raise the price limit on second class to as much as 55p.
21 February 2012
New year drop in property sales: Home sales recorded their typical new year dip, but transactions in the first month of the year were higher than any January since 2008, figures show.
21 February 2012
Cash offer for insulation 'help': British Gas is offering £50 to anyone who can pass on the name of an elderly person or a family on benefits who needs to have their home insulated.
21 February 2012
MPs back welfare 'bedroom tax': MPs have again overturned peers' calls for changes to the controversial Welfare Reform Bill.
21 February 2012
Firms paid to help jobless teens: Firms and charities are to be offered a payment-by-results scheme to try to get 55,000 "Neet" teenagers in England into work, education or training.
20 February 2012
Santander fined £1.5m by watchdog: Santander is fined £1.5m for being too slow to explain to customers whether investments were covered by a financial safety net.
20 February 2012
Fewer facing late tax return fine: Some 850,000 people will receive penalty notices for failing to submit their tax returns on time - 550,000 fewer than a year ago.
20 February 2012
Mortgage lending up on a year ago: UK mortgage lending picked up in January compared with the same month a year earlier, lenders' figures show.
20 February 2012
Pension inflation move challenged: Unions representing public sector workers are appealing against a legal decision about how pensions are protected against inflation.
17 February 2012
Rent costs 'increase in January': The cost of renting a home in England and Wales increased in January, a survey indicates.
14 February 2012
Home sales 'expected to increase': Sales of homes in England and Wales are expected to rise in the final weeks of a stamp duty holiday, surveyors say.
14 February 2012
Home ownership continues decline: The decline of home ownership in England continued last year, according to figures from the latest English Housing Survey.
14 February 2012
Pension deficit dips below record: The collective deficit of the UK's private sector final-salary pension schemes has shrunk slightly from a record high.
08 February 2012
Women 'facing pensions lock-out': Low-earning women could be frozen out of a scheme to automatically enrol workers into a pension scheme, the TUC warns.
07 February 2012
Pension costs 'may rise faster': The mortality rate in England and Wales improved in 2011, which could have a knock-on effect on pensions, actuaries say.
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.
15 February 2012
Unemployment continues to edge up: UK unemployment rose by 48,000 to 2.67 million in the three months to December, the smallest increase for almost a year.
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.
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.
21 February 2012
AUDIO: Stamp price hike 'would hit elderly': Adrian Bailey, chairman of the Business, Innovation and Skills Select Committee, and Ian Senior, independent postal economist, debate the pros and cons of raising the price of stamps.
21 February 2012
VIDEO: Rewards offered for insulation tip-offs: Energy companies are falling so far short of government insulation targets, they are now offering rewards for the names of the neediest householders.
20 February 2012
VIDEO: Is it time to invest in stock market?: The stock markets are slowly starting to climb again - so BBC Breakfast's Stephanie McGovern asks if now is the time to invest in stocks and shares.
18 February 2012
VIDEO: Your Money: Inflation, mortgages and debit cards: In this week's Your Money: Declan Curry looks at falling inflation, changes in mortgage rules and the cost of using a debit card abroad.
15 February 2012
VIDEO: Can people power lower energy prices?: The customer watchdog Which? is hoping that people-power can be used to drive down the cost of our energy bills?
11 February 2012
VIDEO: Your Money: Heating bills, tax breaks and insurance: In this week's Your Money, Declan Curry looks at pensioners who are not claiming enough help with their heating bills, tax breaks ending for first time buyers, and home insurance claims.
23 February 2012
The tax credit system changes from April 2012: How the tax credit system will change from April
23 February 2012
Journey around the public sector: Public sector casualty seeks private sector job
22 February 2012
Mobile money: Using your phone to transfer cash: Using your mobile phone to transfer cash
21 February 2012
Pensions tax relief: How much can be saved?: How much can be saved by cutting pensions tax relief?
18 February 2012
Interest-only loans harder to get: Mortgage firms make it harder to take out interest-only loans
15 February 2012
Mixed bag of 'with profits' funds: The success - or otherwise - of 'with profits' investments
15 February 2012
'I wouldn't wish this on anyone': The daunting pressures of being unemployed