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Looking for money saving tips? Catch all the latest news and views on how to avoid the credit crunch pinch.

Swap your shopping and save

		If you switch these 11 items in your shopping basket you could save a small fortune
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Five ways to cut your credit card bill

		Are you saddled with credit card debt? Our expert outlines five ways you can ease the burden.
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Latest News: What it means for you

		Why your taxes will rise
		Will the budget leave you poorer?
		Why gas bills will keep falling
		Will the bailout help your finances?
		What would 0% interest rates mean for you?
		The end of free banking?

Savvy Spending

		Is this the cheapest energy tariff?	The best holiday bargains
		10 hidden costs of a night out	Short and sweet mortgage deals
		Cheapest mobile broadband	The best cashback deals
		Blockbusters without breaking the bank	5 forms of credit to avoid
		Cut the cost of keeping fit	Is this the best credit card?
		18 ways to drive down your car insurance	Beware store cards

Manage Your Money

		How to save £1bn in tax
		Is unemployment cover worth it?
		Avoiding the overdraft trap
		Get a loan without a bank
		20 steps to a frugal lifestyle
		7 ways to beat the bank
		10 ways to crunch proof your finances

Savings Scandal

		Are online saving accounts best?
		A budget for savers?
		10 of the best savings rates
		Where next for Iceland savers?
		The most consistent ISAs
		Why you should open an ISA

The Crunch Effect

		The rise of the pawnshop
		Eight Credit Crunch crimes
		The 10 safest jobs in a recession
		How healthy is your bank?
		How to tell if your company is going bust

Riding out the downturn

		10 things to do if you lose your job
		How to beat council tax rises
		How to avoid repossession
		Five ways to spot a recession
		Boost your pension with savings
		Slash your tax bill in five steps
		The art of haggling

Banking Crisis

Are the banks out of the woods?

Stock Market Crash

Explaining the global market turmoil

Money saving Tips

How to beat the credit crunch

Isn't Finance Funny?

Scandals and silliness

FINANCE POLL
Q. After two of the World's largest banks declare a return to profit, is it safe to say the banking crisis over?


	Yes - all the skeletons are out of the closet


	Probably - Investor confidence is starting to return


	It's impossible to tell at this stage


	No - this is a desperate ploy to boost credibility


	No - the damage is deep, and lasting
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