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Have we lost the savings habit?

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A recent Scottish Widows Savings and Investment Report, dated October 2012 and exploring a variety of features of saving in the UK, suggests that there is a shortage of knowledge among the general public when it comes to savings and investments.

 

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October Market Commentary

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‘No news is good news’ as the old saying goes – or as world stock markets interpreted it in September, ‘No catastrophic news is good enough, thank you.’

Clearly all is still not well with the world’s economy, but there were no full blown crises in September and most stock markets took this as their cue to inch forward. 

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September Market Commentary

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Anyone remember August 2007? Kanye West was number one with Stronger, Sven-Goran Eriksson was Premier League manager of the month – and the world was having a financial crisis. August 2007 was “when the world changed” according to Adam Applegarth, the ex-CEO of Northern Rock. 

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The true cost of banking?

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There is a war of words between ‘Which?’ and the banks, following the recent publication of the findings of Which? research into bank charges, including a survey of customer understanding and opinion about charging policy and practice, particularly in relation to current accounts.

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