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Britons Believe Most MPs Abused Allowances

Britons Believe Most MPs Abused Allowances
(Angus Reid Global Monitor) – A large proportion of people in Britain think most Members of Parliament have abused the existing system of allowances, according to a poll by Angus Reid Public Opinion. 50 per cent of respondents say most MPs have misused the expenses system for their own benefit.

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How to make the most of shared-ownership schemes

How to make the most of shared-ownership schemes
Should I make the leap onto the property ladder now and ignore advice to wait? Can I get a good mortgage deal with a 10 per cent deposit? Are shared-ownership schemes an attractive alternative for first-time buyers?

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HOUSING: Federal rescue misses most homeowners

HOUSING: Federal rescue misses most homeowners
In March, President Barack Obama launched a sweeping plan tosave potentially millions of homeowners from the same kind offinancial collapse that, just months earlier, had brought theworld’s economies to their knees.

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Making the Most of Your Money Now

Making the Most of Your Money Now
Looking after your nest egg isn’t what it used to be. Jane Bryant Quinn on Making the Most of Your Money Now.

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Real estate remains most attractive investment prospect in Saudi Arabia

Real estate remains most attractive investment prospect in Saudi Arabia
Real estate remains most attractive investment prospect in Saudi Arabia

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Bonds Beat Stocks Most in 11 Months With 10% Jobless (Update2)

Bonds Beat Stocks Most in 11 Months With 10% Jobless (Update2)
Feb. 1 (Bloomberg) — For all the concern about budget deficits and the rising supply of debt, government bonds are the place to be so far in 2010, with returns topping equities and commodities by the most since February.

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AIG Draws $2.4B From Fed Credit Line, Most Since October

AIG Draws $2.4B From Fed Credit Line, Most Since October
American International Group, whose borrowing through a U.S. commercial paper program was to expire this month, increased its draw on a federal credit line by the most since October

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Australian Home Loans Fall 5.6%, Most in 18 Months (Update2)

Australian Home Loans Fall 5.6%, Most in 18 Months (Update2)
Jan. 12 (Bloomberg) — Australian home-loan approvals fell in November by the most in 18 months as central bank Governor Glenn Stevens led the world in raising borrowing costs.

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