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The credit crunch winners and losers
From restaurants to bicycle retailers, we take an in-depth look at those who have been hit hard by the recession and those who have taken it all in their stride.
Can anyone help homeowners?
The number of homes being repossessed soared by 48% in the first six months of 2009. What is being done to help those who can no longer afford to pay their mortgage?
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Those daily incidental costs can add up to an awful lot over the course of a year. Use our calculator to work out how much you could save simply by cutting back on simple luxuries.

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