MoneyManagement ISSUE 21 April 2005

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Budget 2005

Although it may have appeared that there was nothing to get excited about, the focus more on social and economic policy than on tax, it was still a Budget that seems likely to drive a demand for advice, explains Chris Brum of Clerical Medical

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Dealing with student debt

Students on even the shortest university courses can end up with debts of over £20,000 after only three years. John Chapman looks at the effect on the future of students running up these huge debts



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