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The Royal Bank of Scotland has been in the spotlight this month, after a fine was issued for the bank’s role in the Libor rate-fixing scandal. The London inter-bank

As stores see a decline in sales in-store, there is still an increase in their profits. Why? There are many people buying online instead of going in-store. There

Moving house is common nature to most of us and is something that many of us do at least once in our lives. Generally, people often move house

The government has finally been given the go ahead for a £530 million broadband roll out that was first announced back in January of 2012. The plans required

As HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) threatens 300,000 late filers with debt-recovery actions that could include the seizure of goods, accountancy experts have issued a warning to contractors

In these times of austerity everyone is feeling the pinch, especially around the festive season, and none more so than hard-pressed local authorities in charge of displays of

Despite all the mince pies and sherries, the average UK citizen will be tightening their belt instead of loosening it this Christmas. Food and drink prices continue to

With the economy under strain at present, budget cuts have been made to many public bodies and institutions, including the NHS. With life expectancy increasing and treatment lists

Anyone who thinks they are owed for NHS Continuing Care need to act fast to beat the cut-off date of the 30^th September 2012.