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| FT.com - Your money
FT.com - Your money
Reductions to fixed-rate deals hailed as proof that the mortgage market is finally opening up
Homeowners approaching retirement advised to consider equity-release facilities now
Smaller building societies are easing "locals-only" restrictions on savings accounts
Chip and pin, the system intended to make paying for goods and services safer, is being increasingly targeted by criminals overseas.
Handful of savings products with inflation-beating guarantees see high take-up from savers worried about rising prices
The rise in the value of the dollar against the euro and the retreating price of oil and gold are not encouraging managers of US equity funds to be much more optimistic about the state of the US stock market.
The need to make private provision for the unexpected costs of a life-threatening illness was underscored this week with more evidence of erratic gaps in NHS funding for cancer drugs.
Union Bank of Switzerland, the world's biggest wealth manager, reveals large net outflows of money in the second quarter
Fears that retirement savers could be bearing high costs for switching into self-invested schemes whose flexibility they won't use
The pharmaceuticals sector, unloved for years, is suddenly looking attractive again to UK fund managers, following a spate of acquisitions and better than expected results in July.
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