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How much should you be taking out for pension?
By The Motley Fool, Feb 03, 2012
Could you live comfortably on a 4% drawdown from your investment pot? If so, happy retirement. If not, keep plugging away.
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3 investing traps and how to avoid them
By The Motley Fool, Feb 03, 2012
Alcoholics have 12 steps. Grievers have five stages. Investors have their phases, too, with the biggest leap coming when a fledgling shareholder begins tossing accounting ratios around. I've...
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Updates from BT, Xstrata, Glencore and Admiral
By Adrian Holliday, Feb 03, 2012
There's more turning dust into dollars with merger talk between Xstrata and Glencore International. BT has seen pre-tax profits jump. Meanwhile all eyes will be on the crucial US jobs data, released lunchtime.
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Deutsche Bank profits plunge 69%
By Press Association, Feb 03, 2012
Germany's Deutsche Bank saw net profit fall 69% to 186 million euro (£154.5 million) in the fourth quarter as the eurozone debt crisis hit its businesses
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Panasonic projects record loss
By Press Association, Feb 03, 2012
Japanese electronics company Panasonic has forecast a record net loss of 780 billion yen (£6.3 billion) for the fiscal year
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Up to £500k for first time buyers
By Adrian Holliday, Feb 02, 2012
Can a government-backed new-build housing scheme boost the UK housing market - especially for first time buyers? It's mixed news...
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Mystery buyer swoops for BMI Baby
By Press Association, Feb 02, 2012
Low-cost airline BMI Baby is on the verge of being sold to a mystery UK buyer who plans to expand the carrier across the UK and Europe
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Updates from Smith & Nephew, AstraZeneca and Unilever
By Adrian Holliday, Feb 02, 2012
Several big FTSE 100 beasts - Unilever, AstraZeneca and Smith&Nephew - have reported this morning. Meanwhile Angela Merkel heads for China in the hope of eurozone support.
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