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Sunday, 22nd November 2009

Abbey

Abbey's challenges after 2008 surge SPANISH-OWNED Abbey predicted yesterday that this year would be "very challenging" following a storming performance in the UK mortgage market in 2008.

Abbey to open 300 new branches BANKING group Abbey is set to open 300 new branches - boosting its UK network by almost 50 per cent.

Scottish Widows sells Abbey Life for £977m SCOTTISH Widows is selling its Abbey Life insurance unit for £977 million, it emerged today, as Widows parent group Lloyds TSB unveiled a 15 per cent jump in half-year profit.

Devil is in the detail with fee free mortgages ABBEY has stormed into the mortgage market with a ground-breaking three-year fixed deal which will pay all your upfront costs when you are buying, selling or remortgaging your home.

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