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Tens of thousands of borrowers had their loans sold on to providers at which they were unable to switchThe UK government made a £2.4bn “profit” when it pushed tens of thousands of mortgage borrowers “into poverty” after selling their loans on to new le…
Biden’s plan to clear up to $20,000 in debt hit roadblocks as six Republican-led states claim president overstepped his authorityStudent loan borrowers braved a cold snap on Tuesday to gather on the steps of the US supreme court as justices inside hear…
One-off dispensation for weekend celebrations will allow venues to screen events without a TV licenceThe BBC is to suspend the licence fee as part of a one-off dispensation for the King’s coronation weekend.The move will allow venues to screen the live…
Menopausal women could be offered paid time off as part of efforts to support wellbeing of womenMenopausal women could be offered paid time off and working environments with temperature-controlled areas under Labour plans to support the wellbeing of wo…
Consumers will pay more because 1 April is also date for reduction of government supportWhy are bills going up and what help will you get?Pressure is mounting on the chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, to postpone a looming cut in support for household energy cos…
Annual rise of £425bn smaller than in previous two years, says Savills as it predicts fall in house prices in 2023The total value of all homes across the UK has reached a record high of £8.7tn but rising mortgage costs are likely to lead to a dip in 20…
‘The world is ready,’ says campaign after 56 out of 61 firms in trial extend policyThe organisers of the world’s largest trial of the four-day working week have launched a drive to persuade more companies to try the idea, after receiving global coverag…
Cost of living has made more than a third of adults reconsider cooking end of week meal, survey findsMore than a third of people in the UK have cut back on cooking Sunday roasts because of the soaring cost of energy bills, according to a survey.A total…
The ethical label has become mainstream, and is thriving despite the rising cost of livingFairtrade tea, coffee and chocolate was once the mainstay of church hall fetes and upmarket delis but is now popping up in supermarket value ranges as the demand …