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The Institute of Fiscal Studies has published a report showing that living standards, particularly among lower-income families, will continue to suffer under the “long shadow cast by the financial...

A committee of MPs has warned that the increasing costs of the triple-lock policy may mean that the state pension age rises above 70 - higher than the average life expectancy in many poorer areas of...

More than 18 months after the Innovative Finance ISA was formally launched, three of the country’s biggest peer-to-peer are still yet to obtain the FCA approval needed to start offering them.With an...

With car insurance premiums on the rise, having reached record highs earlier this month, it's more important than ever to do everything you can to keep your costs down. ...

After a couple of sluggish years, CPI inflation has been steadily increasing in recent months, settling at 1.8% for January - the highest it’s been since mid 2014. CPI Inflation has been increasing...

The latest UK labour market report from the ONS showed that wage growth fell slightly from Q3 to Q4 last year, but remained above CPI inflation. The number of people in work grew slightly between the...

The number of homes repossessed across the country last year was the lowest since 1982, following a 25% drop compared to 2015, according to the Council for Mortgage Lenders. Homes are repossessed when...

Car insurance and breakdown cover provider the AA has announced that it may be forced to review its pricing soon in response to successive insurance premium tax increases. IPT, a tax levied (as the...

As we reported back in January, a recent TUC study showed that the average amount of unsecured debt per UK household had reached a record high of £12,887 by the end of 2016. In this infographic, we...

Recent concerns about the rapid growth of personal debt in the UK appear to be on the wane as growth in borrowing in December was the slowest it’s been since mid-2015. Over the month, outstanding...