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Pensions A-Day is here

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Pensions A-Day is here - The biggest overhaul of pensions for 50 years comes into effect today. Young old, read how changes will affect your future Bank won't break ice rates - The Bank of England is today expected leave interest rates hold for an eighth month following mixed news economy



Pensions A-Day is here  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
The biggest overhaul of pensions for 50 years comes into effect today. Young or old, read how the changes will affect your future
Bank won't break the ice on rates  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
The Bank of England is today expected to leave interest rates on hold for an eighth month following mixed news on the economy
Market report: Thursday preview  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
Leading shares are set to open marginally lower today as London looks ahead to the Bank of England's interest rate verdict due today
Average house price breaches £175,000  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
House prices increased slightly in March, pushing the average price above the £175,000 level for the first time
Which? warns over loans scam  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
Consumer watchdog Which? has urged people who have taken out loans with North London Securities to check their contracts immediately
Lloyd's £103m in the red after hurricanes  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
The Lloyd's insurance market today admitted it has made its first annual loss since the 9/11-struck year of 2001
A-Day 'good for economy, bad for shares'  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
More than £8bn could be pulled from pension funds and injected into the economy under new rules introduced today
Debenhams float set to make a splash  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
Debenhams is planning a return to the stock market next month in what is likely to be one of the biggest flotations of the year
Victory on penalty charges  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
Credit card companies have been ordered to stop ripping off consumers with 'unlawful' penalty charges
Dixons to exit High Street  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
Dixons is set to disappear from the High Street after seven decades of dominance. Find out why
BP hit by third output slide  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
Britain's largest company BP today admitted that its oil and gas production has declined for a third successive quarter
Stocks boom spurs cash dash into Isas  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
Sales of Isas are up more than 50% as investors rush to use their annual tax-free savings allowance by the deadline of midnight tonight
EasyJet slips as Icelanders pull out  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
Shares in low-cost airline easyJet slipped today after Icelandic investment group FL International shed its 16.9% stake
Sainsbury's back in second spot  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
Sainsbury's has regained its crown as Britain's second-biggest supermarket chain, having overtaken rival Asda
New trust fund tax hits 'millions'  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
Lawyers have stopped writing wills and leading insurers frozen sales of life policies in the wake of a Budget clampdown on trust funds
Sell-off plan for Network Rail  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
The publicly-owned company which runs Britain's railway infrastructure is considering plans for a controversial part-privatisation
Price-fixing fraud inquiry into drugs  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
The Serious Fraud Office today began criminal proceedings against five companies over alleged price fixing of blood-thinning drugs
Branson may pull out of Lottery bid  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
Sir Richard Branson today threatened to drop his bid to run the National Lottery if a deadline is not met for the unveiling of the rules
Euronext will put Boerse merger to vote  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
Euronext will give investors the chance to vote on whether it should merge with Deutsche Boerse, the Frankfurt-based exchange
Turner's pension challenge  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
Reform is vital and the Government faces tough choices on how to pay for it, says the head of the Pensions Commission in his final report
NTL seals Virgin Mobile takeover  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
NTL today agreed a £962.4m takeover of Virgin Mobile to create the first company to offer cable television as well as mobile phone services
Travel early and pay less  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
Rail commuters are to be offered discounted tickets if they travel outside the peak hour of 8am to 9am when overcrowding is at its worst
NTL steps into Virgin territory  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
When it comes to creating and branding new enterprises, few do it better than Richard Branson
Hats off to Hat Pin  [04/06/2006 09:14 AM]
Our small caps experts reveal minnow stocks that are set to fly, or dive. This week the spotlight falls on advertising recruitment group Hat Pin
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