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Sale of single premium PPI is to be banned
The Competition Commission (CC) has published its final report into the Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) market. Commenting on the Competition Commission's final report into PPI, Ian Williams, director of communications at moneysupermarket.com, said: "As a product there is nothing fundamentally wrong with payment protection insurance; indeed ABI stats recently showed a 118 per cent increase in unemployment claims on PPI policies demonstratin... [more]
Tenant questions landlord's new fees
MISSION VIEJO – Katrina Martino wants to know if she is footing part of the property tax bill for the vacant Mervyns building in Alicia Towne Center, and she's being charged about $5,050 in legal fees by her landlord for asking.Martino, who has run...
Jeff Greene's path to Senate campaign shows he is uncompromising, sometimes to a fault
By Adam C. Smith, Times Political Editor Saturday, July 31, 2010 Greene: “I’ve ruffled some feathers. I’m not embarrassed because a handful of people didn’t like me.” PALM BEACH — Send Jeff Greene to the U.S. Senate, and what do you get? Maybe you've elected a self-made success story who doesn't owe anyone anything, a tough man who couldn't care less about special interest campaign checks or ...
VIDEO: Quincy on the move
After decades in their original Quincy Center locations, several businesses are closing or relocating as the city plans a massive redevelopment for the area.
Insurance for product or service often bad deal
It's hard to buy anything these days without being asked, "Would you like to purchase insurance with that?" Earlier this month, I bought a new car and was offered an extended warranty and a separate policy that covered the paint job alone. (These sales... Insurance - Extended warranty - Business - Financial Services - Warranty
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Roof leaks at China Town market force its shutdown
The China Town Food Center, one of the largest Asian-American markets in eastern Connecticut, was closed down Friday by the Uncas Health District because a leaky roof endangered the safety of food prepared on premises, an official said.
Flood-stricken families wait, search for housing
Staying together - even if that means sleeping on cots in a school auditorium - is the one certainty that Nicole and Willie Howard and their children cling to eight days after flooding drove them from their home. The rest of their lives is full of questions.
Advice for the reluctant landlord
With plans to start a family, Michael and Becky McCullough, 33 and 31, wanted more space. So last year they snapped up a four-bedroom foreclosure in Brookhaven, Ga., for $480,000.
Homestyle Inn guests told to leave after standoff
A 23-hour standoff with police left a Chesapeake man dead and sent the rest of the hotel occupants—many of whom had paid for a week—in a holding pattern at an area hotel.
Landlords' market posing fresh challenges for renters
THE rental sector has become a landlords' market as demand has begun to outstrip supply, reducing the availability of new rental accommodation. David Alexander, owner of E
