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Pre-Budget report: predictions from the tax experts
This year’s Pre-Budget report will bring in some tax-cutting measures and here the experts predict what they will be
New rules for banks
Santander shareholders missing out
No chance to buy new stock
Tax debt soars amid call for private agencies
Unpaid tax bills rise by more than 20%
Banks could face tough lending rules
Banks could face tough new rules that limit profits on lending
Post Office could offer current accounts
New plans being pushed by the government
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David Stevenson’s daily web column gives Money online users his instant reaction to events in the stock market as well as outlining his reasons for picking some of his more adventurous stocks.
Merryn Somerset Webb: Scraping the barrel for real returns
Back in July, I wrote that anyone with significant cash savings should take them to Northern Rock and pile them into the bank’s savings bonds – which, at the time, were offering to pay a fixed rate of interest at 7 per cent a year for five years. Why?
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Matthew Vincent: Corporate bonds and cars
Financing new bonds will also be a problem. Standard & Poor’s calculates that $2,100bn-worth of European corporate debt will mature by 2011.
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Have your personal finance queries answered by an expert. Email money@ft.com. Your questions will go to a panel of judges and will be published with the experts’ responses.
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