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BMO Financial Group Reports 11% Earnings Growth And Record Net Income For 2006. Fourth Quarter Earnings Increase 4.8% PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
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With Christmas Day now less than four weeks away, our Yuletide shopping spree is all set to hit the heights. According to one estimate, we spend an average of £600 apiece on Christmas gifts and festivities, which is more than many of us can comfortably afford.
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The Motley Fool UK: Market Comment, November 22, 2006
Stay sharp as lenders shuffle cards Scotland on Sunday
BRITONS are planning to spend a whopping third more on their credit cards this Christmas than last, clocking up an average of £1,270 on plastic. Despite this, all is not well in credit card land, which means consumers must keep their wits about them.
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