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The government uses the inflation figure from September to calculate how much benefits should increase by the following April.
The European Central Bank is expected to pull the trigger on another interest rate cut on Thursday as the eurozone economy continues to show weakness.
House prices boomed between July and August, according to the latest figures from the Office of National Statistics.
My husband and I are both in our mid 70s, in good health and without any financially worries. Would taking our family on holiday count as avoiding IHT
John Lewis customers will now be able to borrow £35,000 through John Lewis Money and Zopa Bank.
High income families are still building wealth and tend to be younger than the asset-rich older groups, says Sarah Coles, head of personal finance at
Author and mother-of-four Tilly Bagshawe (main picture) has put Brook House, her second home in the Cotswolds, on the market for £2.85m.
Sub-4 per cent mortgage rates are beginning to vanish again with mortgage lenders now appearing to re-price home loan deals upwards.
Learner drivers are being scammed by fraudulent third-party websites cashing in on the test backlog, conning desperate drivers out of hundreds of poun
My local walk has been ruined recently. Families used to cross the top of a farmer's field with permitted right of way, but now he has erected a fence
When Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers her Budget in two weeks' time, all eyes will be on what tax-raising horrors she has in store.
Experts warn a Budget rise in the employer national insurance rate could have a knock-on impact for employees. We explain what it means.
Independent Age has found that 49% of older people in England who will lose their Winter Fuel Payment said they were planning to only heat and spend t
New research from Expedia shows 38% of Britons say an all-inclusive hotel appeals to them, a figure which rises to 50% for Gen Z.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver her first budget on October 30 and has said she needs to find £22bn this year to plug a hole in public finances
Recently, I saw I had been charged £119 interest on my credit card. As I always pay off the balance by direct debit plus extra lump sums, when necess
Today, there is a growing focus on money over morals, safety over scruples. So does sin pay on the stock market or should we seek our rewards in more
The small but costly upward revision to next year's state pension is because a crunch earnings growth figure was reassessed from 4% to 4.1%.
Around 87 per cent of the group's investors voted in favour of the deal at a general meeting on Monday, with 13.4 per cent voting against.
Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are De La Rue, Bellway, Robert Walters and Applied Nutrition.
