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Thousands of people who bought into low-risk savings certificates with the government’s savings arm have been short-changed due to failings in its computer system, according to the Times.
The worst of the economic downturn is over, but recovery is expected to be painful and sluggish, according to the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee.
Long-term fixed-rate mortgages could quickly become a reality for many borrowers if consumer understanding of mortgage products and costs is improved by lenders, David Miles says in his Review published today.
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