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News Archive : 12th March, 2008

• Consumers 'not keen on 25-year mortgages'
  Homeowners are not keen on 25-year fixed rate mortgages, according to moneysupermarket.com, a price comparison website. (12 03 2008 05:45)
• Budget 'should have helped savers'
  The Budget was a great opportunity for the government to get more people saving but the chancellor missed it, according to personal finance website Fool.co.uk. (12 03 2008 05:45)
• Quit fags and boost your finances
  Quitting smoking can offer a financial boost as well as the health improvements – but it can also lower your life insurance premiums, say experts. (12 03 2008 05:30)
• Green mortgage market stabilises
  New products within the green mortgages market are not likely to emerge from fresh entrants to the sector in light of the credit crunch. (12 03 2008 05:30)
• Ethics set to push Islamic products to a wider audience
  The ethical emphasis of Islamic finance means that products which are Sharia compliant could become a mainstream offering for a market beyond its Muslim core. (12 03 2008 05:30)
• Potholes leave drivers out of pocket
  Drivers could be facing large repair bills because of the state of Britain's roads. (12 03 2008 01:30)
• Advice available to pensioners
  Advice and support is available to pensioners who are struggling financially, a charity has said. (12 03 2008 01:30)
• Fuel duty rise delayed
  Plans to increase fuel duty by 2p per litre are expected to be delayed for six months. (12 03 2008 11:45)
• Central bank gives markets a kick
  Britain's central bank has sought to ease the liquidity crisis affecting global markets. (12 03 2008 11:45)
• University a 'financial culture shock'
  University is a financial culture shock for many young people, according to the Personal Finance Education Group (pfeg). (12 03 2008 11:45)
• Buy-to-let 'still a good investment'
  Buy-to-let property remains a good investment for the long-term, experts have said. (12 03 2008 11:45)
• North braced for storms
  The storms sweeping across Britain are expected to hit northern England and Wales today. (12 03 2008 11:45)