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The £60 Billion Loan Write-Off It’s Budget Day on April 22nd and Chancellor Alistair Darling’s date with destiny is expected to include some good news for people with loans. The bad news is that the people with loans who are going to be celebrating are bankers – and the even worse news is that the Chancellor is expected to say up to £60 billion of the cash loaned in bailouts to the banks is going to be written off.
The Kids Are Alright Savings rates have gone through the floor. A year ago those with cash to stash could command rates of six per cent or more in some accounts. Today however it’s a very different story. The average instant access account now pays just 0.79%.
Bigger Is Better If you were studying at the G20 school of finance last week then the obvious lesson was that bigger is better.
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