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The FTSE 100 opened flat on Wednesday after closing at its highest level for more than two months last night.

Isle of Man-based Royal London 360° has revamped Quantum - its international regular savings product.

You can measure much by a country's GDP and the latest Centre for Economics and Business Research's (Cebr) World Economic League Table reveals some interesting rises and falls amongst the world's richest countries.

The Financial Services Authority's (FSA) report into the failure of HBOS is being delayed by a legal challenge from Peter Cummings, a former senior executive at the bank.

The US Federal Reserve is to start publishing forecasts of where it expects interest rates to be in the future in an effort to strengthen the economic recovery.

The average income of households with children will drop by 4.2% - or £1,250 - a year between 2010/11 and 2015/16 as a result of the coalition's tax and benefit changes aimed at reducing the deficit, a charity has calculated.

Ministers and pension scheme representatives will meet every fortnight over the next three months to plan funding in UK infrastructure.

Insurers and charities have urged the government and other party leaders to agree on substantial reforms to the social care system that is causing further damage to the NHS.

The Government is to work with industry to introduce "high tech Healthcare" for people with long term health conditions.

US indices have opened almost 2% higher on the first trading day of 2012 as risk appetite resumes across global markets.