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Bank of England survey shows lenders expect steep rise in borrowers failing to make monthly repaymentsBritain’s mortgage lenders fear a rise in the number of homeowners handing back their keys as the cost of living crisis forces more people to default …
Mild weather in Europe reduces gas demand but bills will remain higher than 2021 energy price capAnnual energy bills are expected to fall to about £2,200 from July in a fillip for the government and households struggling with ballooning costs.The energ…
BT, EE, TalkTalk, Three and Vodafone among suppliers allowed to increase monthly chargesAs if household budgets were not already under enough pressure, millions of broadband and mobile phone customers look set to face rises of more than 14% in their mo…
Amazon will be closing its charity program, AmazonSmile, in the coming weeks in order to “focus its philanthropic giving to programs with greater impact.” Nexstar reports: In a letter sent to AmazonSmile customers Wednesday, Amazon explained the progra…
This online tool will help you discover what is contributing to your household’s cost of living increasesInflation is soaring in the UK as people are hit by higher prices for everyday essentials.Now in double digits, the latest inflation rate for the 1…
Charities and non-profit bodies urge Jeremy Hunt to introduce discount tariff from April 2024Jeremy Hunt is facing calls for a “social energy tariff” providing cheaper gas and electricity for low income households to be introduced when government suppo…
Exclusive: Hundreds of thousands of people are not covered by price cap and have faced huge rise in costsResidents of flats with communal heating systems could mount a legal claim against their network operators after experiencing rises of up to 700% i…
Officials point to similar policy in Canada and ask Madrid to lobby EU as high prices push out local peopleOfficials on Spain’s Balearic Islands want to ban non-residents from buying property as soaring prices in Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza drive local…
A total of 89% fear losing their job, 74% worry about inflation, 76% are concerned about climate change and 72% worry about nuclear war, the report found.
The note said that the global flows of goods and capital had leveled off after the global financial crisis of 2008-2009, and a surge in trade restrictions seen in subsequent years.