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Mortgage rates have risen since recent figures showed inflation not coming down as quickly as expected.

Thirty people would get a monthly lump sum for two years, under a think tank's scheme in England.

Paper £50 and £20 notes have been unusable since October, but can still be exchanged.

With rates rising and mortgages disappearing from the market, buyers reveal their struggles to get a deal.

The FCA is banning fees that debt advisors receive for referring people to debt solution companies.

The US says the airline did not "provide timely refunds to passengers" during Covid.

Shoplifting offences have returned to pre-pandemic levels as the cost of living soars.

Lenders are "reassessing" their offers amid concerns about how high interest rates will go.

Chairman Stuart Rose warns of "unintended consequences" if supermarkets impose price caps on basic food.

A number of customers claim their usage has been miscalculated by the energy giant.

With bills set to drop from July, fixed deals could be due to make a comeback, say experts.

Britain's biggest building society says it is putting up rates due to the current economic climate.

A typical household will pay £2,074 a year for gas and electricity, the regulator has announced.

Barclays warns mortgage holders and renters will spend up to 30% of their income on higher costs.

Food prices in the UK are still rising at their fastest rate in nearly 45 years, even as inflation eases.

However, households still face an increase of £833 to their annual grocery bills, says Kantar.

Residents say their "futures have been stolen" after their new flats are deemed not fit for purpose.

Prices in the shops remain much higher than a year ago, despite falls in energy and food costs.

Criminals are exploiting our frequent use of banking apps on mobile phones, a senior fraud officer warns.

The price cap on gas and electricity is set to fall, but at about £2,000 remains historically high.