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How to be a savvy stock market trader
Each week, the Daily Mail’s Investment Extra aims to help investors with trading ideas. This week, a spread betting expert reveals his trading secrets

Positive results posted by retail banking sector
The UK’s retail banking sector has revealed promising results by posting higher earnings.

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Bank adopts “wait and see” stance
LONDON (Reuters) – The Bank of England held fire on both interest rates and quantitative easing on Thursday as it paused to assess the impact of the massive stimulus it has already injected into the economy.

House prices down 1.5 percent in February
LONDON (Reuters) – House prices unexpectedly fell 1.5 percent in February, the first drop since June last year, mortgage lender Halifax said on Thursday.

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Pound plunges over fears of poll deadlock
Fears that Britain is heading for a hung Parliament have seen the pound crash to a ten-month low against the dollar

How to choose the best fund for your equity Isa
In the final part of our essential series, Money Mail explains how to choose the right investment Isa

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Working from home ‘benefits company’
Accountancy graduates may be interested to hear that one firm has claimed that it may be beneficial for companies to allow their employees to work from home.

Second language useful in jobs race
Accountancy graduates searching for their first full-time role may find that having a second language helps them secure a job.

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PwC to boost Scottish recruitment
Big Four accountancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has announced plans to boost its recruitment drive in Scotland.

Warning on L&G with-profits payouts
Just 5% of Legal & General mortgage endowment policies are likely to pay out enough to repay the home loans they covered

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New graduate recruitment campaign set up
A new campaign has been set up to encourage graduates to opt for a career in social work.

Water bills steeper without a meter
Families who do not have a water meter are being punished with massively inflated bills

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Mobile phone insurance: Is it worth it?
Should you get mobile phone insurance? We investigate the options and speak to some This is Money readers about what they do

Grant Thornton urges businesses to prepare for accountancy changes
International accountancy firm Grant Thronton has warned small and medium-sized entities (SMEs) to prepare for changes to the financial reporting system in the UK.

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How greedy salesmen feed off your pension
Huge commission payments to salesmen are wiping tens of thousands of pounds off the value of our pensions and investments

Rothschild’s 4.55% three-year bond
The blue-bloods have cruised back into the best-buy savings tables again with the re-emergence of Rothchild Bank and its Rothschild Reserve bond

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‘No easy fix’ to graduate employment issues
Accountancy graduates may be disappointed to hear one firm’s claim that there is no easy fix to the UK’s youth unemployment problems.

Leading economies are closer to agreeing worldwide banking tax, says Gordon Brown
UK prime minister Gordon Brown has revealed that the world’s leading economies are moving closer to agreeing a worldwide banking tax.

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Minister responds to graduate recruitment survey
Higher education minister David Lammy has responded to the recent graduate recruitment survey carried out by the Association of Graduate Recruiters.

Northern Rock intends to remove blanket guarantee on deposits
The blanket guarantee on Northern Rock’s deposits is to be removed, to allow the company to get ready for the sale of the part-nationalised bank.