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More than 40% of mortgages withdrawn as market reels after mini-budget

Lenders began pulling products on Monday as they struggled to price products amid financial uncertainty

British Business Bank warns of risk of defaults on Covid support loans

Economic downturn could increase number of companies unable to repay loans including ‘bounceback loan scheme’

How can Octopus give me a fixed-rate tariff that isn’t fixed?

All the literature confirmed the rate would not change, then it did

City sceptical about benefits of scrapping cap on banker bonuses

Sources at largest banks say the did not lobby for move nor expect it to result in major changes to pay packets

Mum finds it hard ordering food due to M&S Bank’s fraud checks

My mother was getting the hang of online shopping when the site introduced this extra step

Post Office prepares for deposit rush of paper £20 and £50 notes before deadline

Friday is last day Bank of England’s old-style notes will be legal tender, having been replaced by polymer versions

Banks among biggest beneficiaries of Kwarteng’s mini-budget

From scrapping the cap on bonuses to slashing red tape, the chancellor unveils a raft of policies he says will boost economic growth

Kwarteng throws UK on sacrificial altar of Trussonomics where only bankers win

Chancellor maxes out with morally bankrupt budget that is anything but mini

Japan forced to prop up yen after bank keeps to negative interest rates

Central banks are putting rates up as currencies slide against dollar but Japan and Turkey buck trend

Liz Truss says any ‘sham referendums’ in Ukraine will not be recognised – UK politics as it happened

Prime minister says Putin’s calls for mobilisation ‘are a sure sign his barbaric invasion is failing’

Truss tax cuts will hand big banks and insurers £6.3bn, study says

Figures compiled by House of Commons Library measure impact of freezing corporation tax and cutting banking surcharge

Money is running out to pay for our Fairtrade products

Santander hasn’t transferred our balance to a new Lloyds account and we need it to pay Traidcraft

Tory MPs fear Liz Truss’s policies will create a ‘complete open goal’ for Labour

Bankers’ bonuses, the NHS and tax cuts that favour the rich are all causing jitters on the benches behind the new prime minister

Liz Truss is turbocharging bankers’ bonuses. What a gift for Labour

Champagne will be uncorked in Canary Wharf – and along with it, a clear them-and-us narrative, says Larry Elliott, the Guardian’s economics editor

Kwarteng plan to lift cap on bankers’ bonuses infuriates unions

Unite leader deplores prospect of post-Brexit deregulation drive ‘when millions are struggling’

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