Saturday, July 5, 2008
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MARKS & Spencer blame credit squeeze for the £1.23BILLION wiped off market value
SOCCER hero David Beckham overtakes Ronaldinho to become sport's top earning star
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B'FORD & BINGLEY turns to shareholders as private equity firm pull investment plug
GORDON Brown gives strongest hint yet that the 2p-a-litre hike in fuel tax will be dropped
CREDIT crunch continues as banks stop lending - and owners stop paying
A SINGLE person must earn £13,400 a year to afford basic standards of living, experts said
THE average home lost £11,500 in 12 months, according to shock new figures
FEARS of rocketing energy bills rise again as wholesale gas prices hit a new record
ALDI plan to open a store in Britain every WEEK until 2013 in a credit crunch bonanza
SUN MONEY’S guide on what to do if you think you could be left open to ID fraud
MORE housing misery as new mortgages fall to their lowest level since records began
THE City chief who supervised Northern Rock leaves the FSA with a £612k pay-off
LATEST: HOME loan market is currently as thin as the number of Brits left at Wimbledon
PM slams the door on help for 1.1million low-paid workers hit by the budget's 10p tax fiasco
SUPERMARKETS are halving the cost of food in a new credit crunch price war, it's revealed
A HIGH Street bank is under fire after issuing debit cards to kids who are young as ELEVEN
MPs slate PM Brown's abolition of the 10p tax rate as a magic trick which has backfired
ONE in five Brits now spend less on FOOD to put petrol in the car as fuel prices soar
ENERGY prices set to soar to pay for £100bn green fuel revolution, the Government admits
A GENERATION of Sex and The City women spend more on shoes than their investments
DOMESTIC energy bills are set to increase again later this year, industry chiefs warn
FOOD prices are cut as supermarkets battle for skint customers hit hard by credit crunch
WAIT until your children have to try and afford £120 pair of jeans and £5.77 for a pint in 20yrs
MORTGAGE approvals have fallen to their lowest level since records began
MILLIONS of drivers face new misery as diesel hits an all-time high of £6 a gallon
PRETTY finance expert has figures at her fingertips with new site for money queries
THE great British fried breakfast costs 15 per cent more than it did a year ago, figures show
