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Doubt over next Bank of England move despite surge in demand as interest rates fall
There are hopes that banks and building societies will be launching cheaper deals, but two factors are worrying financial analysts …
Surge in ‘doom spending’ as Brits seek escape from bad news
The rise of buy now pay later finance across online retailers and the high street has boosted instinctive and guilt-free shopping …
Couples who decide against having children can boost pension pot by £226,000
The nation’s birth rate has fallen to the lowest level since records began in 1938 …
UK shifts from ‘rainy day’ saving for ‘sunny day’ fun – as attitudes towards money change
A poll of 2,000 adults found 36% adopt a “you can’t take it with you” approach, preferring to spend their cash while they can, rather than putting it aside. …
Christmas bonus code to watch out for to identify DWP pay-out
To get the money you usually need to be claiming benefits before the qualifying week, which is typically the first week of December. …
Crisis for carers – money troubles, anxiety and depression revealed
New ONS research has investigated the finances and well-being of what it calls “sandwich carers” who are defined as adults with dependent children aged up to 18 …
Stamp duty £11,250 warning as homebuyers face April deadline
The Chancellor has decided not to continue with an extension to stamp duty concessions that were put in place by the last Conservative government. …
Drivers incorrectly filling up at Tesco could get a criminal record
Tesco insisted that it is only following rules that apply to all petrol stations …
34 DWP errors that could reduce the size of your state pension
The state pension is currently worth £221.20 a week, adds up to £11,502.40 a year, and is set to go up to just under £12,000 in April next year. …
Budget “woe” for property market following rises in Stamp Duty and mortgage interest rates
Speculation around changes ahead of the Budget was instrumental in cutting the annual rise in property prices from 3.2 percent in September to 2.4 percent …