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Cryptocurrency product ban | Money – The Times


The Financial Conduct Authority is to ban the sale to retail customers of financial products derived from crypto-currencies from January 6 because it says they are not suited for personal investors and can’t be reliably valued. It also warned about abuse and crime in the secondary cryptocurrency market.

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Two out of five people over 55 say their homes will need to be adapted for later life, with the average revamp bill expected to be just over £8,000. Improvements include installing wet rooms and stair lifts. Nearly a third of people expect to spend more than £10,000, says the equity release specialist Key.

Tonik customers join Scottish Power
Scottish Power has been appointed to take on the 130,000 homes previously



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