22 h. ago What the latest interest rates mean for your mortgage, savings and bills

The base rate has been held by the Bank of England at 4.25 per cent

Economics

30 h. ago Massive solar panel plan for UK homes 'could raise mortgage bills'

Mortgage brokers, conveyancers and developers have warned it could make selling or remortgaging a home "mission impossible"

Economics

8 d. ago BT won't cancel my internet and now I've had my MORTGAGE rejected: CRANE ON THE CASE

BT kept telling me there was an 'issue with the account' and they couldn't close it - now it has resulted in a mark on my credit file.

Politics

2 w. ago Birmingham residents could suffer bin misery until Christmas

Unite says the cuts will leave many unable to pay their bills, rents and mortgages

Politics

2 w. ago Voices: The ONS scandal that has made your bills higher than they should be

Two mistakes made by Britain’s national number cruncher, the ONS, affect us all, writes James Moore – from our mobile phone bills to how much we pay for mortgages and other loans

Science

3 w. ago Keir Starmer says Nigel Farage is ‘Liz Truss all over again’ – UK politics live

Prime minister says ‘you cannot trust Farage with your future and your jobs’ as he gives speech in north-west EnglandStarmer to say Reform’s spending plans would cause Truss-style meltdownWhen “something sounds too good to be true, it’s because it is too good to be true”, water minister Emma Hardy has said, reports the PA news agency.Asked about the “threat” which Reform UK poses to Labour, Hardy told GB News:I think it’s really important that any political party is held to account for the promises that they’ve made and we know – gosh, don’t we just know – what happened when [former prime minister] Liz Truss made her £45bn of unfunded tax cuts: the economy tanked, mortgages went up, rents went up, bills went up.When something sounds too good to be true, it’s because it is too good to be true. If [Farage] wants to be taken seriously as a political party, then he needs to come up with some serious policies and he needs to be held to account.Now, had I come on your programme and said, ...

Politics

3 w. ago Almost half fear unexpected £100 bill 'would leave them struggling to pay rent or mortgage'

The Salvation Army’s Captain John Clifton said: 'When nearly half of people are so financially fragile that they are living in fear of a £100 bill, something has gone very wrong'

Economics

4 w. ago ANDREW GRIFFITH: Whether it's a bigger bill at the checkout, pricier pints or more expensive mortgages, we all pay the price of Labour's economic vandalism

The chickens are coming home to roost. Yesterday's surge in inflation was the predictable outcome of Labour's war on business.

Economics