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Card fraud down, but online scams on rise Fraud on debit and credit cards may have fallen in 2009, but online banking fraud continues to rise, according to figures released this week
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What's the best go-it-alone pension plan? I have a young family and want to plan for the future but my employer does not have a company pension scheme. What do you suggest?
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Details of 24,000 HSBC accounts stolen An embarrassing data theft at HSBC means the Swiss bank account details of 15% of its wealthiest customers were handed over to French authorities
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Public pensions cost us £516 a year each The 'gold-plated' pensions paid to retired public sector workers cost every taxpayer more than £500 last year, a report reveals
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How much should I save for retirement? It's an age-old question, but what's the modern answer? Find out exactly how much you need to squirrel away to ensure a comfortable old age
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Top up your pension before it's too late Time is running out for 330,000 pensioners to top up their basic state pension on the cheap
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Plan for 10% 'death tax' to pay for care Middle income families may face a 10% 'death tax' levy to pay for social care of the elderly, in one proposal being discussed by Government
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Divorced: Can I have pension backdated? I divorced after 47 years of marriage in 2007 but only got round to notifying the pension office last year. Can they backdate my pension for two years?
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'Restore pension top-ups', Darling told Campaign groups are demanding justice for the UK's 12m pensioners in Alistair Darling's final Budget before the General Election
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Can equity release solve pensions crisis? A group of politicians has called on the equity release market to improve its services to help Britain's elderly beat the pension funding crisis
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Are smart pension schemes a good idea? Our employer wants us to switch to a 'smart pension scheme'. Do you think it would be a good move?
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Savers scared pensions won't be enough Only one in three savers believes their final pension pot will be enough to see them through retirement, new research has revealed
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