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Bristol & West is no longer authorised to sell mortgages, with that side of its business being transferred to the Bank of Ireland in 2007.
For existing Bristol & West mortgage holders, the Bank of Ireland provides all customer service and can help you move home, pay off lump sums or borrow more.
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Post Office launches "Quick Quote and Buy" home insurance
The Post Office has launched a new home insurance product, "Quick Quote and Buy", available immediately at any of its branches. |
MPs call back Google for more questions over tax
The Public Accounts Committee is to call Google back to answer questions on whether sales staff are based in the UK. |
Co-op telematics data shows young women safer drivers than men
It is two years since the Co-op became the first major insurer to offer telematics insurance to young drivers giving them the chance to earn cashback for safe driving. |
AA reports both car and home insurance premiums down in price
The latest AA Insurance Premium Index shows that the cost of car and home insurance have both fallen in the first quarter of 2013. |
NIESR says UK will dodge triple dip and record 1st QTR growth
The National Institute of Economic and Social Research says that the UK economy has grown by 0.1 per cent in the three months to the end of March and will avoid a triple-dip |
MPs to investigate why UK is "whiplash capital of the world"
The Transport Committee is to investigate why the UK received 1,500 whiplash claims every day adding £90 a year to everyone's car insurance premiums. |
AA warns of £10.5 billion pothole backlog repair bill
The AA has warned that the condition of UK roads is at its worst ever and estimates that it will take £10.5 billion to fix the problems. |
Young women pay 15% more for car insurance after gender ruling
Young women aged 17 to 19 are paying 15 per cent more for car insurance since the ECJ gender pricing ruling in December while young men have seen a 12.9 per cent drop. |
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