The government is right to reject early access to pensions
Written by Rebecca Diaz on April 18, 2011 – 12:28 amHeres a sentence that I never thought I would write in a post about pensions. The Treasury are right to reject a DWP pensions proposal.
This is the change backed by Pensions Minister Steve Webb (but with cross-party support) to allow people to have early access to their pensions savings. But because of the tax and spending implications the policy is a Treasury responsibility.
Tags: Pensions
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Vacation Trends That Help You Save
Written by Jennifer James on April 17, 2011 – 6:24 amIf you’re thinking about traveling this summer, you should also plan out ways to save money while you travel.
Instead of racking up expensive hotel bills, why not choose a more affordable alternative?
Here some of our favorite suggestions for travel stays on the cheap.
Airbnb
Calling itself a “community marketplace for unique spaces,”Airbnb is a network of individuals with space to spare and people who are looking for places to stay. When you’re planning a trip, go to Airbnb and search for your travel destination to find a space available for your travel dates. You can
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More than 40 die during violent storms in US Southeast
Written by Tyler Kelly on April 16, 2011 – 5:18 am 
State Of Emergency Declared In Virginia
According to the National Weather Service and reports coming in from affected states, more than 40 people were killed from violent storms raging across the US Southeast.
A CNN meteorologist called the storms’ impact on North Carolina “epic.”
Among the worst hit areas was Bertie County, North Carolina, a rural area in the northeast part of the state. The weather service reported 14 deaths in the county.
Tags: Storms, Violent Storms
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Today’s employment figures
Written by Rebecca Diaz on April 15, 2011 – 7:52 pmI have a post at Left Foot Forward, looking at todays labour market statistics. Employment is up and unemployment is down, which is all in line with recent indicators on recruitment; so why do the economic commentators still expect unemployment to go up this year?
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