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Money

Getting the best deal

Plug those budget leaks

Spending cash without knowing where it is going can be a serious problem. So now is the time to stop leaking money

• Credit crunch offer: 2-for-1 day at the races
• Savings on your winter fuel bills
• Save money on food
• Money-saving tips for pet lovers
• Managing your money: useful advice

 

Energy price cuts - but are they too late?

Hopes of energy bills coming down were raised this week when one of the big six suppliers slashed its gas prices

• A makeover for make do and mend
• Tips for tracing your family tree
• Save money on home improvements
• Could your writing skills make you cash?
• Recycle and save
• How to get free advice online

 

More getting the best deal

• 'Green' Blackle is a red herring, say testers

• A new insulation drive promises warmer homes for millions of pensioners

• Amazing energy giveaway for over 70s

• Banks told to explain charges

• Be aware of the tricks of the trade when you hit the supermarket

• Be safe with a free gas check

• Beat the credit crunch: two-for-one day at the races offer

• Beat the price hikes and save £100s

• Bringing its own reward

• Broadband - getting up to speed

• Broadband: avoiding the big rip-offs

• Buying and selling a house online

• Card spending on web hits new highs

• Cheap ways to trace your family tree

• Choose and compare

• Christmas shopping: beware of warranties

• Converting cine films and videos to DVD

• Credit crunch chic

• Credit crunch: affordable things to do in non-euro destinations

• Credit crunch: the great home cooking revival

• Digital picture frames - which ones should you choose?

• Do you have an eco-friendly workplace?

• Electronic books

• Energy price cuts - but are they too late?

• Energy saving sites

• Energy Saving Week - the big switch-off

• Free rice

• Fuel bills under the spotlight

• Getting more bang for your buck

• Gyms: don't let the small print leave you in a sweat

• Haggle to keep costs down

• Help with your computer is at hand

• High energy costs? It's down to the government

• Hot technology for 2008

• How to back up your home PC

• How to enjoy a thrifty Christmas

• How to get subtitles on digital television

• How to keep your fuel bills low

• How to make savings on your winter fuel bills

• How to save for your grandchildren

• How to save for your grandchildren - part two

• Insurance sites urged to give customers a good deal

• Internet radio stations

• Just the ticket: new national bus passes for the over 60s

• Lords call for more security in 'playground for criminals'

• More protection needed for credit card users abroad

• More ways of crushing the credit crunch

• Motorists driven to desperation

• One foot in the future - Bag a bargain or sell to the world

• Online shopping: know your rights

• Payment protection insurance - help for the consumer

• Plasma or LCD TV - which is the best?

• Pre-payment meters for your bills: what you need to know

• Putting unwanted gifts to good use

• Reducing your electricity consumption around the house

• Safe trading on eBay

• Saga Magazine breaks all-time subscription record to take top slot

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• Save £100s by...cutting back

• Save £100s by...improving your credit rating

• Save £100s by...knowing your rights

• Save £100s by...moonlighting

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• Save £100s by...stopping the leaks in your budget

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• Save £100s on...benefits

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• Save £100s when you decorate

• Save £100s with...a debt diet

• Save £100s with...free advice

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• Save money when you fund your kids through university

• Saving energy online

• Shopping survey: many happy returns this Christmas

• Shopping: the high street or online?

• SMS info at your fingertips: any questions?

• Something to Stumbleupon

• Spammers in the works

• Speeding up internet use

• The best digital cameras on the market

• The best energy-saving websites

• The Energy Saving Trust - helping you save energy and money in the home

• Turn your digital photos into Christmas gifts

• Understanding ISAs

• Utility companies' direct debit hikes under the spotlight

• Web is way forward for financial services

• What's with all the wikis?

• When it comes to the crunch some prices are falling

• White goods get 'greener'

Money shop

• Saga Savings
• Saga Platinum credit card
• Equity release
• Long-term care funding advice
• Share dealing

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Money

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on the web

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Pensions

• 'Buying' state pension years won't come cheap
• Backdated pension credits
• More on pensions...

Retirement

• Paul Lewis' inheritance tax guide
• Long-term care questions
• More on retirement...

The best deals

• Plug those budget leaks
• Crushing the credit crunch
• More on the best deals...

Tax and benefits

• Taxing issues over inheritance
• Carers' benefits: are you eligible?
• More on tax and benefits...

Managing your money

• Foiling the phishers and fraudsters
• Make your credit rating squeaky-clean
• More on managing your money...

Making money

• Getting a job over 50
• Working from home - pros and cons
• Selling online

Our experts

• Paul Lewis on the web
• John Husband's money questions
• More from our experts...

Government guides

• Working tax credit
• Carers' allowances
• Benefits and help getting back to work

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