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News Archive - September 2009
Mandy announces car scrappage extension
by Josh Hall | 29 Sep 2009
Business Secretary Peter Mandelson yesterday announced the extension of the popular car scrappage scheme, giving hope to motor retailers that the recent upturn in sales may continue.
Banks ordered to pay PPI compensation
by Josh Hall | 29 Sep 2009
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has ordered lenders to pay compensation in instances where payment protection insurance (PPI) has been mis-sold.
Brown pledges 10,000 more internships, rise in NI
by Josh Hall | 29 Sep 2009
British businesses will have the chance to take on up to 10,000 more interns, Gordon Brown announced today.
Revised growth figures point to tentative recovery
by Josh Hall | 29 Sep 2009
The rate at which the economy contracted between April and June has been revised down for the second time.
Employers win reprieve on pension scheme
by Josh Hall | 25 Sep 2009
Employers have won a battle to delay the implementation of a new pension scheme for low-paid workers, after intense lobbying from business groups.
Employers 'can force workers to retire at 65'
by Josh Hall | 25 Sep 2009
The High Court has ruled that employers in the UK are entitled to force workers to retire at 65 - without providing a reason or paying a redundancy settlement.
Small business 'planning to cut back on pensions'
by Josh Hall | 24 Sep 2009
Many small firms are planning to abolish their own pension schemes in favour of the government"s Personal Accounts, according to a new report released today.
Bank charges case gathers pace with No 10 intervention
by Josh Hall | 24 Sep 2009
Gordon Brown today urged banks to negotiate a settlement to the overdraft charges case "without further delay," giving hope that a conclusion to the long-running legal saga may be close.
Mortgage approvals 'have risen 81 per cent this year'
by Josh Hall | 24 Sep 2009
Mortgage approvals rose in August by 81 per cent when compared with the same period last year.
UK house sales fell in August - HMRC
by Josh Hall | 22 Sep 2009
The number of homes sold fell in August, according to new figures released by HMRC - ending a 10-month run of sales growth.
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