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More pressure was put onto the ECB (European Central Bank) last month as a sharp fall in consumer prices dropped down to -0.2% in February. This makes a very sharp contrast to the 0.3% increase that...

The retail sector represents one of the biggest industries in the United Kingdom. However, it is now reported to be faced with the possibility of shrinking its workforce by an estimated 900,000 jobs....

Figures from the Office for National Statistics show that the average level of disposable income per household in the UK went up by £1,500 between 2012/13 and 2014/25. The increase is measured after...

The National Audit Office has just published a report that shows that between April 2011 and November 2015, claims management firms took almost a quarter of the £22.2 billion that has so far been paid...

Major high street banks across the UK reported that gross mortgage borrowing in January soared to the highest level it’s been at since 2008, according to figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders....

The relatively controversial starter homes scheme has drawn fresh criticism from lobbying group Generation Rent based on the fact that aside from the lucky 200,000 who can expect to enjoy reduced...

The long debated date of the next hike to the Bank of England base rate from its six year low of 0.5% has been pushed back yet again, with Mark Carney doing his best to rule out the possibility of...

Data from the Financial Ombudsman Service shows that complaints about PPI still dominate the issues it handles, accounting for around 57% of last year’s cases. Complaints related to the mis-selling of...

George Osborne will face a number of difficulties when it comes to meeting his borrowing targets, according to a number of experts. The ONS (Office for National Statistics) has reported that the...

George Osborne’s plan to radically lower the level of government borrowing by the end of this tax year looks likely to miss its target, even though last month saw an increase in income tax receipts....