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A Finance 101 refresher course
Generations X and Y have never been taught the value of saving for retirement or even for a rainy day. When we graduate from college or professional school we finally get a job paying good money. pay off your student loans. Read more here: A Finance 101 refresher course
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‘Box tickers” who occupy an “ivory tower” is the final damning verdict from the Treasury Select Committee on the sorry history of the soon-to-be-replaced Financial Services Authority.
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Switch or stick, fix or flex those are the options which face Britain’s millions of energy customers.
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When on your weekly shop at the local supermarket, you like to think there will be a wide range of goods in stock at low prices, in order to find the best deal. In the same vein, you’d hope fund supermarkets have a similar proposition when it comes to shopping for investments.
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