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Mortgage crisis: UK lenders agree to 12-month grace period on repossessions

Measure among three agreed at meeting with chancellor to help struggling households after sharp rate hike

UK mortgage rates rollercoaster is the price to pay for cheap, short-term deals

Borrowers who made a short-term choice after the 2008 banking crisis were lucky – current borrowers have been equally unlucky

Mortgage ‘ticking timebomb’ I warned of has exploded, says Martin Lewis

Comments come as data shows average two-year fixed rate rises to 6.07%, and five-year to 5.72%

Retired British woman volunteering in Ukraine has bank account shut by Lloyds

Former social worker now helping in Kherson says her account was closed after missing a text message

JPMorgan Chase reaches settlement with victims of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse

Lawsuit claims that officials at the bank ignored warning signs about Epstein’s abuse because he was a wealthy client

George Soros’s indelible mark on UK runs deeper than Black Wednesday

Breaking Bank of England in 1992 arguably set off wave of Euroscepticism that would engulf British politics

UK mortgage turmoil: Santander pulls new borrower deals as NatWest hikes rates

Move follows decision by HSBC and applies to brokers and online applications as lenders hike fixed rates

Nationwide’s £100 payouts labelled ‘unfair’ by some customers

Longstanding members angry at being excluded from £340m cash giveaway, which starts next week

HSBC temporarily withdraws mortgage deals for new borrowers

Bank removes all its ‘new business’ residential and buy-to-let products after surge in demand

Financial watchdog investigating Crispin Odey after sexual assault allegations

Morgan Stanley also cuts ties with Tory donor’s hedge fund over report of alleged incidents, which he denies

Barclay family make last-ditch bid to keep control of Telegraph newspapers

Offer to write off some of the nearly £1bn owed by publisher submitted to lenders Lloyds Banking Group

UK’s biggest banks urged to increase ‘measly’ savings rates

MPs question why some savers are receiving only 0.25% despite 12 consecutive Bank of England interest rate rises

Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph newspapers to be put up for sale

Barclay family have lost control of crown jewel media assets in bitter row with newspaper group’s lender

Death of the cheque by 2030 as Australia embraces digital payment reforms

Jim Chalmers says phasing out will be ‘gradual, coordinated and inclusive’ as he announces modernisation plan

Mortgages: UK lenders continue to raise rates and pull deals

Record 19% of all loans taken out by first-time buyers in March were for 35 years or longer

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