The website says that there are currently seven cards available with a zero per cent period.
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Valentines Day gives an opportunity to show your romantic side and many opt to give chocolate gifts or perhaps valentines roses, or perhaps both! The Chocolate Trading Company currently have a fantastic 10% voucher code offer, we take a look at their chocolate gifts.Chocolate Trading Company Voucher codes is a post from: MoneyHighStreet.com
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Which? said that lenders should be able to see what other accounts consumers have open.
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The recession has led many companies to revise their dividend policy.
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The insurance firm has announced plans to cut commission on its stakeholder pensions by nearly a quarter from a maximum of 3.36 per cent to 2.52 per cent.
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UK confectioner Cadbury (CBRY) officially fell into Kraft's arms today after shareholders voted the £11.7 billion takeover through. The US processed food giant received the backing of 72% of shareholders, according to Kraft, after sweetening its offer to 840p plus a 10p dividend per share in a move which won over the reluctant Cadbury board. It needed 50% plus one share to bring its fiv...
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Private investors poured £25.8 million into funds last year, the highest on record, new figures have revealed. The Investment Management Association (IMA) reports investors put eight times as much money into funds last year compared to 2008. This is also 45% more money invested than in 2000, the previous best-selling year. Fund sales totalled £25.8 billion, whereas ISA sales hit £...
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Aberdeen Asset Management has said it has finalised a deal for part of troubled Royal Bank of Scotland's (RBS) business. Aberdeen paid £84.7 million for part of RBS's fund management arm, which has £13.5 billion of assets under management. Under the terms of the deal, Aberdeen has entered into a distribution agreement with the bank to exclusively provide investment products t...
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